Firefly Hero Of Canton chords by Television Music

The Hero of Canton (The Ballad of Jayne)
Edited by Rev. Pee Kitty from transcriptions by johnsmusicbox and Inara78

	[INTRO]

C/G______________________| C/G___________|
Jayne. The man they call Jayne...

	[CHORUS]

C/G____________________________Am______________
He robbed...          gave to the..

C/G_____________________Am_______________
Stood up...       gave him what...

____F______________________G_______________
Our love for...      hard to....

C______________________G_____________C________C/B___Am__
The hero...      man they call Jayne.

	[VERSE 1]

Am________________E7_____________Am_______
Our Jayne...   mudders' backs breakin'...

___Dm______E7________Am____
He saw... mudders'lament...

_______________E7_________Am____
And he...   Magistrate takin'...

______Dm_________E7___________Am__________________
...  dollar... leavin'...  cents...

Dm_______________________Am________________
"You can't...      people....

Dm_______________________________E7____
"You can't...          heel."

___Am____________________E7______Am___________Dm___
So Jayne....       hat and in 5...   flat...

______A+_____________E7_____________Am____   (Play A+ as X03231)
stole every...    Higgins had... steal.

	[REPEAT CHORUS]

	[VERSE 2]

Am_______________E7________Am____
Now here...   separates heroes
Dm__________E7________________Am_
From...   folk like...   I....
__________________E7_____Am_________________Dm____
...        Jayne, turned around...  plane...
_____________E7________Am_
...     money hit sky...
Dm_____________________Am____
He...         houses...
Dm_____________________E7____
He...         yards...
____Am______________E7________Am_____________Dm___
The man...     Jayne, he stole...    pain...
____A+_____E7__________Am____________________   (Play A+ as X03231)
... headed out...   stars...

	[CHORUS]
	[Play final C as 032013, strum open, hold the chord for "Jayyyyyyyyne..."]


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