Which Side Are You On

[Intro ] Dm C Dm C [Verso 1] Dm Oh, my mother never taught me how to play guitar or write songs C Never taught me 'bout what's right, never taught me what was wrong Dm One thing that she taught me before she left me behind C Is that you never want to cross that union's picket line [Refrão] Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm Which side are you on? C Which side are you on, boy? C Which side are you on? Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm C Which side are you on? [Verso 2] Dm My mother took me to the mine where the workers were on strike C The company had brought scabs to break the union's fight Dm Now, policemen asked my mother to please step aside C Well, she threw her fist and every rock around her she could find [Refrão] Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm Which side are you on? C Which side are you on, boy? C Which side are you on? Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm C Which side are you on? Instrumental Break Dm C Dm C [Verso 3] Dm Ludlow, Colorado in nineteen fourteen C We can thank Teddy Rosevelt and Rockefeller for killing twenty in their sleep Dm Those soldiers were following orders, it was miners fighting for their rights C Those soldiers didn't know those miners had more than shovels and knives [Refrão] Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm Which side are you on? C Which side are you on, boy? C Which side are you on? Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm C Which side are you on? [Verso 4] Dm They say in Harlan County there are no neutrals there C You'll either be a union man or a thug for J. H. Blair Dm So come all good workers and now take me how you can C Will you be a dirty scab or will you be a man? [Refrão] Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm Which side are you on? C Which side are you on, boy? C Which side are you on? Dm Which side are you on, boy? Dm C Which side are you on? [Refrão] Dm Which side are you on, boy? N.C. Which side are you on? C Which side are you on, boy? N.C. Which side are you on? Dm Which side are you on, boy? C Which side are you on? Outro Dm C Dm C Dm C Dm C Dm