Bob Dylan - A thousand miles behind

^FDown the street the dogs are barking and the d^A#ay is getting dark ^F When the night begins to fall then the dogs will lose their ^Cbark ^FThen the silent night will shattered from the so^A#unds inside my ^Fmind And i'm one too many mornings and a th^A#ousand m^Ciles beh^Find

^G#From the crossroads of my doorstep my e^C#yes begin to f^G#ade And i turn back to the room where my love and i have l^A#aid ^G#I gaze across the street to the side^C#walks and the ^G#sign And i'm just one too many mornings and a tho^C#usand mi^A#les beh^G#ind

^FIt's a restless hungry feeling and it d^A#oes nobody no go^Fod And everything i'm saying you could say it just as go^Cod ^FYou're right from your side and ^A#i'm right from m^Fine We're both just one too many mornings and a tho^A#usand mi^Cles be^Fhind

^G#Down the street the dogs are barking and the d^C#ay is getting^G# dark When the night begins to fall then the dogs will lose their ^A#bark ^G#Then the silent night is shattered from the^C# sounds insid^G#e my mind And i'm one too many mornings and a tho^C#usand m^A#iles be^G#hind