Chords for Al Tall - Tio Canya #HomenatgeaValència

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[E] _ _ _ _ In the village there was a man, in [B] the village [E] there was a _ [A] man, he was [B] the uncle Canya,
wearing a cap and a black cap, wearing a cap and a [E] black cap, [A] and a [F#] _ [B] black belt. _ _
[E] He turned around [B] and went _ to the uncle [Em] Canya Valencia,
first when he [B] entered Quintes and in Catar, he [Em] got married.
_ [E] The third [Am] one swore that she would not [Em] be cheated again,
there is a man [B] who comes from the village, no one makes him [E] lower his face.
_ _ He comes from the village, he [B] comes from the village,
_ [A] he [B] presents some _ papers, but he does not know how to express himself,
but he does not know how to [E] express himself [A] in [F#] _ _ [B] foreign language. _ _
_ _ _ He holds _ all the _ curses, the _ sacred words,
_ _ and _ he goes to the village to return. _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ Uncle Canya, Uncle _ Canya, [Bm] Uncle _ _
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Canya has a son, Uncle [B] _ Canya has [E] a son,
[A] that I call him [B] Uncle Canya, wearing a cap and a black cap, wearing a cap and a [E] _ black cap,
[A] and a [C] black belt.
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_ _ I remember Uncle Canya when we were going to [Em] take him to school,
he had a [B] very clear face, his eyes were open, he was wearing [Em] a new shirt,
_ [E] but he [Am] could not open his eyes, the little boy [Em] of Uncle Canya,
when he felt [B] that gesture, speaking in a [E] strange way.
_ _ _ Every day that passed, [B] every day [E] that passed,
_ [A] he went to [B] the village to see _ if the teacher,
to see if the [E] teacher _ [A]
would [F#] ask him a [B] _ question. _
_ _ He endured punishments and reprisals, without daring to open his mouth,
_ _ _ _ and the school of the _ day. _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Chronicles of the Carrer say, [B] Chronicles [E] of the Carrer say,
[A] of a boy named [B] Uncle Canya, that there are doctors in Valencia, _
_ _ _ _ _ [C#m] _ professors [C] and [B] people _ _ _ literate.
When it is summer, they come to the village, they visit [Em] Uncle Canya,
and the [B] poor boy listens to them, speaking [Em] in Spanish,
_ [E] _ but [Am] _ newer chronicles _ explain that [Em] Uncle Canya,
and they tell [B] that he is with the young and they rejoice in [E] his face.
_ _ Never speaking in Spanish, never [B] speaking [E] in Spanish,
_ [A] as their [B] _
parents did, but like the people of the village,
but like the people of [E] the village, [A]
the [F#] tongue of [B] Uncle _ Canya.
_ _ _ I have seen Uncle _ Canya, he has been silent since he was needed, _ _ _ _
and he has _ [Bm] returned to Valencia. _ _
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Uncle Canya, Uncle Canya, _ [Bm] _ _
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[E] _ _ _ Uncle Canya, _ _
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_ _ [B] _ _ [E] Uncle Can_ _
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