I play this with a Capo on 2 to suit my voice - but the original doesn't use a Capo at all. It just depends if you want to sing it high or low. Nice, easy song to play that repeats the same chords over and over...
Jane S Piddy by Sixto Rodriguez
Intro: play the bottom (thin) E-string - 0 - 2 - 7
G Bm7 C D
Now you sit there thinking - feeling insecure
G Bm7 C D
The mocking court gesture claims there is no proven cure
G Bm7 C D
Go back to your chamber - your eyes upon the wall
G Bm7 C D
Coz you got no one to listen - you got no one to call
D G Bm7 C D
And you think I'm curious
G Bm7 C D
Drifting, drowning - in a purple sea of doubt
G Bm7 C D
You wanna hear she loves you - but the words don't fit the mouth
G Bm7 C D
You're a loser - a rebel - a cause, without
D G Bm7 C D
But don't think me callous
G Bm7 C D
Dancing Rosemary - disappearing sister Ruth
G Bm7 C D
It's just your yellow appetite that has you choking on the truth
G Bm7
You gave in - you gave out
C D
Outlived your dreams of youth
D G Bm7 C D
And I can't get jealous
G Bm7 C D
So go on, you'll continue with your nose so open wide
G Bm7 C D
Knocking on the door that says, "Hurry, come inside"
G Bm7
But don't bother to buy insurance
C D
Coz you've already died
D G Bm7 C D
And you can't be serious
G Bm7 C D
I saw my reflection in my father's final tears
G Bm7 C D
The wind was slowly melting - San Francisco disappears
G Bm7
Acid heads, unmade beds
C D
And you Woodward world queers
D G Bm7 C D
I know you're lonely
D G Bm7 C D
I know you're lonely
D G Bm7 C D
I know you're lonely
D G Bm7 C D
I know you're lonely