[ Предположительная тональность: Am ] Intro Am F Am F Verse 1 Am F Pistol shots ring out in the bar room night Am F Enter Patty Valintine from the upper hall Am F She sees the bartender in a pool of blood Am F She cries out " my god they killed them all" C F Here comes the story of the Hurricane C F The man the authorities came to blame Dm C For something that he never done Dm C E7 Put in a prison cell but one time Am F C G He could have been th champion of the world Verse 2 Am F Three bodies lying there does Patty see Am F And another man name Bello movin around mysteriously Am F " I didn't do it " he says and he throws up his hands Am F " I was only robbing the register,I hope you understand C F I saw them leaving " he says and he stops C F One of us had better call up the cops Dm C And so Patty calls the cops Dm C E7 And they arrive on the scene with there red lights Am F C G Flashing in the hot New Jersey night Verse 3 Am F Meanwhile somewhere in another part of town Am F Rubin Carter and a couple of friends are driving around Am F The number one contender for the heavy weight crown Am F Had no idea what kinda shit was about to go down C F When a cop pulled them over to the side of the road C F Just like the time before and the the time before that Dm C In Paterson that's just the way it go Dm C E7 If your black you might as well not show up on the street Am F C G Less you all just wanna draw the heat Verse 4 Am F Alfred Bello had a partner and he had a rap for the cops Am F Him and Aurthor Dextor Bradley were just down prowling around Am F He said " I saw two men runnin out,they looked like middle weights Am F They jumped in to a white car with out of state plates" C F And Miss Patty Valintine just nodded her head C F The cops said "wait a minute boys this ones not dead" Dm C So they took him to the infirmary Dm C And although the man could hardly see E7 Am F C G He told them that he could identify the guilty man Verse 5 Am F Four in the morning and they hauled Rubin in Am F They took him to the hospital and brought him up stairs Am F The wounded man looked up through his one dying eye Am F Says"why you bring him in for? He ain't the guy C F Yes here is the story of the hurricane C F the man the authorities Came to blame Dm C For something that he never done Dm C E7 Put in prison cell but one time Am F C G He could have been the champion of the world Verse 6 Am F Four months later the ghetto all in flame Am F Rubin's in South America fighting for his name Am F While Author Dexter Bradley still in the robbery game Am F And the cops are putting the screws to him looking for someone to blame C F "Remember that murder that happened in the bar ?" C F "Remember you said you saw the getaway car?" Dm C "You think you'd like to play ball with the law?" Dm C E7 "Think it might have been that fighter that you saw runnin that night" Am F C G "Don't forget that you are white" Verse 7 Am F Aurthor Dextor Bradley said "I'm really not sure" Am F Cops said "a poor boy like you could use a break Am F We got you for the motel job and we're talking to your friend Bello Am F Now you don't want to go back to jail be a nice fellow C F You'll be doing society a favor C F That son of bitch is brave and getting braver Dm C We want to put his ass in a stir Dm C E7 We want to pin this triple murder on him Am F C G he ain't no gentleman Jim" Verse 8 Am F Rubin could take a man out with just nor punch Am F But he never did like to talk about it all that much Am F "it's my work"he'd say "I do it for pay" Am F And when it's over I'd just as soon go on my way C F Up to some paradise C F Where the trout streams flow and the air is nice Dm C And ride a horse along the trail Dm C E7 But then they took him to the jail house Am F C G Where they try to turn a man into a mouse Verse 9 Am F All Rubin's cards were marked in advance Am F The trial was a pig circus , he never had a chance Am F The judge made Rubin's witnesses drunkards from the slums Am F To the white folks who watched he was a revolutionary bum C F And to the black folks he was just a crazy nigger C F No one doubted that he pulled the trigger Dm C And though they could not produce the gun Dm C E7 The D.A said he was the one who did the deed Am F C G And the all white jury agreed Verse 10 Am F Rubin Cartet was falsely tried Am F The crime was murder one and guess who testified Am F Bello and Bradley and they both badly lied Am F And the newspapers all went along for the ride C F How can the life of such a man C F Be in the palm of some fools hand Dm C To see him obviously Framed Dm C E7 Couldn't help but make me feel ashamed to live a land Am F C G Where justice is a game Verse 11 Am F Now all the criminals in their coats and their ties Am F Are free to drink martinis and watch the son rise Am F While Rubin sit like Buddha in a ten foot cell Am F An innocent man in a living hell C F That's the story of the Hurricane C F But it won't be over til they clear his name Dm C And give him back the time he's done Dm C E7 Put in a prison cell but one time Am F C G he could have been the champion of the world
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