Tuning: E A D G B E

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- All songs chorded by: maguri Tuning: Standard/Open Tunings --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Released January 20, 1975 Recorded September 16–19, 1974, at A & R Recording in New York, New York and December 27–30, 1974, at Sound 80 in Minneapolis, Minnesota Genre Folk rock Length 51:42 Label Columbia Producer Bob Dylan Engineer: Phil Ramone [2,5,6,9,10], Paul Martinson [1,3,4,7,8] Side one 1. "Tangled Up in Blue" December 30, 1974 in Minneapolis 5:42 2. "Simple Twist of Fate" September 19, 1974 in New York City 4:19 3. "You're a Big Girl Now" December 27, 1974 in Minneapolis 4:36 4. "Idiot Wind" December 27, 1974 in Minneapolis 7:48 5. "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" September 17, 1974 in New York City 2:55 Side two 6. "Meet Me in the Morning" September 16, 1974 in New York City 4:22 7. "Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts" December 30, 1974 in Minneapolis 8:51 8. "If You See Her, Say Hello" December 30, 1974 in Minneapolis 4:49 9. "Shelter from the Storm" September 17, 1974 in New York City 5:02 10. "Buckets of Rain" September 19, 1974 in New York City 3:22 Musicians New York sessions [tracks 2,5,6,9,10] Bob Dylan: vocals, guitar, harmonica Eric Weissberg, Charles Brown III, Barry Kornfeld: guitars Thomas McFaul: keyboards Tony Brown: bass Richard Crooks: drums Buddy Cage: steel guitar Paul Griffin: keyboards Minneapolis sessions [tracks 1,3,4,7,8] Bob Dylan: vocals, guitar, harmonica, organ, mandolin Chris Weber: guitar Kevin Odegard: guitar Peter Ostroushko: mandolin Gregg Inhofer: keyboards Billy Peterson: bass Bill Berg: drums --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Tangled Up in Blue – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Open D + capo 7th fret / Standard There are different guitars on this recording. Playing it alone, an open tuning may help to re-create the texture of the original [I think Dylan uses an open tuning, too, but there might also be guitar tracks on here with standard tuning]. If you don’t want to take the trouble of retuning your guitar, the chords sound good in standard tuning, too. But the sound loses a little of the richness of Dylan’s original recording. I made a quick demo recording of the open tuning version. Listen to it here: https://soundcloud.com/maguri/tangled-up-in-blue --------------------------------------------------------------------------- capo: 7th fret no capo + standard tuning play: open D A key: A A --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS D-A-D-F#-A-d cap0 7th fret = A-E-A-C#-E-a A E-A-D-G-B-e A 0-0-0-0-0-0 Asus4 0-0-0-1-0-0 G6[add9]/A 0-3-2-1-0-0 x-0-5-4-3-0 D x-2-0-1-0-0 E x-0-2-3-0-0 F#m x-2-0-0-0-0 G x-3-2-1-0-0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | [Verse]

^AEarly one mornin’ the ^G6/Asun was shinin’ ^AI was layin’ in ^G6/Abed ^AWond’rin’ if she’d ^G6/Achanged at all If her ^Dhair was still red ^AHer folks they said our ^G6/Alives together ^ASure was gonna be ^G6/Arough They ^Anever did like Mama’s ^G6/Ahomemade dress Papa’s ^Dbankbook wasn’t big enough And ^EI was standin’ on the ^F#mside of the road ^ARain fallin’ on my ^Dshoes ^EHeading out for the ^F#mEast Coast Lord ^Aknows I’ve paid some ^Ddues gettin’ ^Ethrough ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

^AShe was married when ^G6/Awe first met ^A Soon to be di^G6/Avorced ^A I helped her out of a ^G6/Ajam, I guess But I ^Dused a little too much force We ^Adrove that car as ^G6/Afar as we could A^Abandoned it out ^G6/AWest ^A Split up on a ^G6/Adark sad night Both a^Dgreeing it was best She ^Eturned around to ^F#mlook at me As ^AI was walkin’ a^Dway ^E I heard her say over ^F#mmy shoulder “We’ll ^Ameet again some^Dday on the ave^Enue” ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

^AI had a job in the ^G6/Agreat north woods ^AWorking as a cook for a ^G6/Aspell But I ^Anever did like it ^G6/Aall that much And one ^Dday the ax just fell So I ^Adrifted down to ^G6/ANew Orleans Where I ^Ahappened to be em^G6/Aployed ^AWorkin’ for a while on a ^G6/Afishin’ boat Right ^Doutside of Delacroix But ^Eall the while I ^F#mwas alone The ^Apast was close be^Dhind I ^Eseen a lot of ^F#mwomen But she ^Anever escaped my ^Dmind, and I just ^Egrew ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

^AShe was workin’ in a ^G6/Atopless place And ^AI stopped in for a ^G6/Abeer I ^Ajust kept lookin’ at the ^G6/Aside of her face In the ^Dspotlight so clear And ^Alater on when the ^G6/Acrowd thinned out I’s ^Ajust about to do the ^G6/Asame She was ^Astanding there in ^G6/Aback of my chair Said to ^Dme, “Don’t I know your name?” I ^Emuttered somethin’ under^F#mneath my breath She ^Astudied the lines on my ^Dface I ^Emust admit I felt a ^F#mlittle uneasy When she ^Abent down to tie the ^Dlaces of my ^Eshoe ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

^AShe lit a burner ^G6/Aon the stove ^A And offered me a ^G6/Apipe ^A“I thought you’d never say hel^G6/Alo,” she said “You ^Dlook like the silent type” Then she ^Aopened up a ^G6/Abook of poems And ^Ahanded it to ^G6/Ame ^AWritten by an I^G6/Atalian poet From the ^Dthirteenth century And ^Eevery one of them ^F#mwords rang true And ^Aglowed like burnin’ ^Dcoal ^EPourin’ off of ^F#mevery page Like it was ^Awritten in my ^Dsoul from me to ^Eyou ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

I ^Alived with them on ^G6/AMontague Street In a ^Abasement down the ^G6/Astairs There was ^Amusic in the ca^G6/Afés at night And revo^Dlution in the air Then ^Ahe started into ^G6/Adealing with slaves And ^Asomething inside of him ^G6/Adied She ^Ahad to sell every^G6/Athing she owned And^D froze up inside And when ^Efinally the ^F#mbottom fell out ^AI became with^Ddrawn The ^Eonly thing I knew ^F#mhow to do Was to ^Akeep on keepin’ ^Don like a bird that ^Eflew ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

So ^Anow I’m goin’ ^G6/Aback again I got to ^Aget to her some^G6/Ahow ^AAll the people we ^G6/Aused to know They’re an il^Dlusion to me now ^ASome are mathema^G6/Aticians ^ASome are carpenters’ ^G6/Awives Don’t ^Aknow how it all got ^G6/Astarted I don’t know what they’re ^Ddoin’ with their lives But ^Eme, I’m ^F#mstill on the road ^AHeadin’ for another ^Djoint ^EWe always did ^F#mfeel the same We just ^Asaw it from a different ^Dpoint of ^Eview ^GTangled ^Dup in ^Ablue

[Interlude] | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | A Asus4 | [Coda] [harp solo] | A G6/A | A G6/A | A G6/A | D | | A G6/A | A G6/A | A G6/A | D | | E F#m | A D | E F#m | A D | E | | G D | A --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Simple Twist of Fate – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard / Open E Two versions: VERSION 1: standard tuning, capo 4th fret VERSION 2: open-E / open-D with capo 2nd fret --------------------------------------------------------------------------- VERSION 1 tuning: standard capo: 4th fret play: C key: E --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS

C ^Ex

-^A3

-^D2

-^G0

-^B1

-^E0 Cmaj7/B x-2-2-0-1-0 C/Bb x-1-2-0-1-0 F [t]1-3-3-2-1-1 Fm [t]1-3-3-1-1-1 G/B x-2-0-0-0-x Fsus2 [t]1-3-3-0-1-1 F/G 3-x-3-2-1-1 Fsus2/G 3-x-3-0-1-1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] / [Verse] C Cmaj7/B 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e[0]--------------|----------------[0]--------------|----------------| B|1---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| G|0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| D|2---------------|----------------|2---------------|----------------| A|3---------------|----------------|2---------------|----------------| E|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| C/Bb F 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e[0]--------------|----------------[1]--------------|---------[1]----| B|1---------------|----------------|1---------------|----------1-----| G|0---------------|----------------|2---------------|----------0-----| D|2---------------|----------------|3---------------|----------3-----| A|1---------------|----------------|3---------------|----------3-----| E|----------------|----------------|1---------------|----------1-----| Fm C G/B F Fsus2 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e[1]--------------[0]--------------[1]-------[1]----| B|1---------------|1------0--------|1---------1-----| G|1---------------|0------0--------|2---------0-----| D|3---------------|2------0--------|3---------3-----| A|3---------------|3------2--------|3---------3-----| E|1---------------|------[3]-------|1---------1-----| C F/G Fsus2/G C 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e[0]--------------|-[1]-----[1]----[0]--------------|----------------| B|1---------------|--1-------1-----|1---------------|----------------| G|0---------------|--2-------0-----|0---------------|----------------| D|2---------------|--3-------3-----|2---------------|----------------| A|3---------------|----------------|3---------------|----------------| E|----------------|--3-------3-----|----------------|----------------| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | C | % | Cmaj7/B | % | C/Bb | % | | F | F Fsus2| Fm | % | C G/B | F Fsus2 | | C | F/G Fsus2/G | C | % | [Verse] 1

^C They sat together in the park ^Cmaj7/B As the evening sky grew dark ^C/Bb She looked at him and he felt a spark ^Ftingle to his bones ^Fsus2 ’Twas ^Fmthen he felt alone and ^Cwished that ^G/Bhe’d gone ^Fstraight ^Fsus2 And ^Cwatched out for a ^F/Gsimple twis^Fsus2/Gt of ^Cfate

[Verse] 2

^C They walked along by the old canal ^Cmaj7/B A little confused, I remember well ^C/Bb And stopped into a strange hotel with a ^Fneon burnin’ bright He ^Fmfelt the heat of the night ^Chit him ^G/Blike a ^Ffrei---gh^Fsus2t train ^CMoving with a ^F/Gsimple twist of fat^Fsus2/Ge ^C

[Verse] 3

^C A saxophone someplace far off played ^Cmaj7/B As she was walkin’ on by the arcade As the ^C/Bblight bust through a beat-up shade where ^Fhe was wakin’ up, ^Fsus2 She dropped a ^Fmcoin into the cup of a ^Cblind ^G/Bman at the ^Fgate ^Fsus2 And for^Cgot about a ^F/Gsimple twist of^Fsus2/G fate ^C

[Solo] | C | % | Cmaj7/B | % | C/Bb | % | | F | % | Fm | % | C G/B | F | | C | F/G | C | % | [Verse] 4

^C He woke up, the room was bare ^Cmaj7/B He didn’t see her anywhere ^C/Bb He told himself he didn’t care, pushed the ^Fwindow open wide Felt an ^Fmemptiness inside to which he ^Cjust could ^G/Bnot re^Flate ^Fsus2 ^C Brought on by his ^F/Gsimple twist^Fsus2/G of ^Cfate

[Verse] 5

^C He hears the ticking of the clocks ^Cmaj7/B And walks along with a parrot that talks ^C/Bb Hunts her down by the waterfront docks where the ^Fsailors all come in Maybe she’ll ^Fmpick him out again, how ^Clong ^G/Bmust he ^Fwait ^Fsus2 ^COne more time for a ^F/Gsimple twis^Fsus2/Gt of ^Cfate

[Verse] 6

^C People tell me it’s a sin ^Cmaj7/B To know and feel too much within ^C/Bb I still believe she was my twin, ^Fbut I lost the ring ^FmShe was born in spring, but ^CI was ^G/Bborn too ^Flate ^Fsus2 ^C Blame it on a ^F/Gsimple twis^Fsus2/Gt of ^Cfate

[Solo] | C | % | Cmaj7/B | % | C/Bb | % | | F | % | Fm | % | C G/B | F | | C | F/G | C --------------------------------------------------------------------------- VERSION 2 tuning: open D open E capo: 2nd fret no capo key: E E --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS [open E / open D + capo 2nd fret] G#

E ^E0

-^B5

-^E4

-0

-^B0

-^E0 or 0-0-0-0-0-0 Emaj7 0-4-4-0-0-0 E7 0-3-4-0-0-0 A [0]2-0-1-2-0 Aadd9 [0]2-0-1-0-0 Am [0-1]0-1-1-0 B/D# x-4-2-x-x-x A/B x-0-2-1-2-0 Aadd9/B x-0-2-1-0-0

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] / [Verse] E Emaj7 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e |0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| B |0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| G#|0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| E |4---------------|----------------|4---------------|----------------| B |5---------------|----------------|4---------------|----------------| E |0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| E7 A 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e |0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------0-----| B |0---------------|----------------|2---------------|----------0-----| G#|0---------------|----------------|1---------------|----------1-----| E |4---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------0-----| B |3---------------|----------------|2---------------|----------2-----| E |0---------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| Am E B/D# A Aadd9 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e |0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----| B |1---------------|0---------------|2---------0-----| G#|1---------------|0---------------|1---------1-----| E |0---------------|4-------2-------|0---------0-----| B [1]--------------|5-------4-------|2---------2-----| E [0]--------------|0---------------|----------------| E A/B Aadd9/B E 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e |0---------------|--0-------0-----|0---------------|----------------| B |0---------------|--2-------0-----|0---------------|----------------| G#|0---------------|--1-------1-----|0---------------|----------------| E |0---------------|--2-------2-----|0---------------|----------------| B |0---------------|--0-------0-----|0---------------|----------------| E |0---------------|----------------|0---------------|----------------| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | E | % | Emaj7 | % | E7 | % | | A | A Aadd9 | Am | % | E B/D# | A Aadd9 | | E | A/B Aadd9/B | E | % | [Verse] 1

^E They sat together in the park ^Emaj7 As the evening sky grew dark ^E7 She looked at him and he felt a spark ^Atingle to his bones ^Aadd9 ’Twas ^Amthen he felt alone and ^Ewished that ^B/D#he’d gone ^Astraight ^Aadd9 And ^Ewatched out for a ^A/Bsimple twis^Aadd9/Bt of ^Efate

[Verse] 2

^E They walked along by the old canal ^Emaj7 A little confused, I remember well ^E7 And stopped into a strange hotel with a ^Aneon burnin’ bright He ^Amfelt the heat of the night ^Ehit him ^B/D#like a ^Afrei---gh^Aadd9t train ^EMoving with a ^A/Bsimple twist of fat^Aadd9/Be ^E

[Verse] 3

^E A saxophone someplace far off played ^Emaj7 As she was walkin’ on by the arcade As the ^E7light bust through a beat-up shade where ^Ahe was wakin’ up, ^Aadd9 She dropped a ^Amcoin into the cup of a ^Eblind ^B/D#man at the ^Agate ^Aadd9 And for^Egot about a ^A/Bsimple twist of^Aadd9/B fate ^E

[Solo] | E | % | Emaj7 | % | E7 | % | | A | % | Am | % | E B/D# | A | | E | A/B | E | % | [Verse] 4

^E He woke up, the room was bare ^Emaj7 He didn’t see her anywhere ^E7 He told himself he didn’t care, pushed the ^Awindow open wide Felt an ^Amemptiness inside to which he ^Ejust could ^B/D#not re^Alate ^Aadd9 ^E Brought on by his ^A/Bsimple twist^Aadd9/B of ^Efate

[Verse] 5

^E He hears the ticking of the clocks ^Emaj7 And walks along with a parrot that talks ^E7 Hunts her down by the waterfront docks where the ^Asailors all come in Maybe she’ll ^Ampick him out again, how ^Elong ^B/D#must he ^Await ^Aadd9 ^EOne more time for a ^A/Bsimple twis^Aadd9/Bt of ^Efate

[Verse] 6

^E People tell me it’s a sin ^Emaj7 To know and feel too much within ^E7 I still believe she was my twin, ^Abut I lost the ring ^AmShe was born in spring, but ^EI was ^B/D#born too ^Alate ^Aadd9 ^E Blame it on a ^A/Bsimple twis^Aadd9/Bt of ^Efate

[Solo] | E | % | Emaj7 | % | E7 | % | | A | % | Am | % | E B/D# | A | | E | A/B | E --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. You're a Big Girl Now – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | Bm7 | Am7 | Bm7 | Am7 | | G D | C | G D | C | | Am7 | Bm7 Am7 D7sus4 | G | D | [Verse]

^Bm Our conversation^Am7 was short and sweet ^Bm It nearly swept me^Am7 off-a my feet. And I'm ^Gback in the rain, oh^C And you are on dry ^Gland, ^C You made it there some^Am7how ^Bm7 You're a ^Am7big girl ^D7/F#now. ^G ^D/F#

[Verse]

^Bm Bird on the horizon, ^Am7sittin' on fence ^Bm He's singin' his song for me^Am7 at his own expense And I'm ^Gjust like that bird,^C oh, Singin' just for ^Gyou ^C I hope that you can h^Am7ear, ^Bm7 Hear me s^Am7ingin' ^D7/F#through these ^Gtears. ^D/F#

[Verse]

^Bm Time is a jet plane, ^Am7it moves too fast ^Bm Oh, but what a shame that ^Am7all we've shared can't last. I can ^Gchange, I swear, ^Coh See what you can ^Gdo ^C I can make it ^Am7through, ^Bm7 You can ^Am7make ^D7/F#it ^Gtoo. ^D/F#

[Verse]

^Bm Love is so simple,^Am7 to quote a phrase, ^Bm You've known it all the time, I'm ^Am7learnin' it these days . Oh, I ^Gknow where I can find you, ^Coh, In somebody's ^Groom. ^C It's a price I have to ^Am7pay ^Bm7 You're a ^Am7big girl ^D7/F#all the ^Gway. ^D/F#

[Verse]

^Bm A change in the weather^Am7 is known to be extreme ^Bm But what's the sense in changing ^Am7horses in midstream? I'm going ^Gout of my mind, ^Coh With a pain that ^Gstops and starts, ^C Like a corkscrew to my ^Am7heart ^Bm7 Ever ^Am7since we've ^D7/F#been a^Gpart. ^D/F#

[Outro] | Bm7 | Am7 | Bm7 | Am7 | | G | C | G D | C | | Am7 | Bm7 Am7 D7 | G | D | G [fade out] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Idiot Wind – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Chords] D/C x-3-x-2-3-2 G/F# 2-x-0-0-0[3] C6 x-3-2-2-1-0 C/D x-x-0-0-1-0 C/G 3-x-2-0-1-0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Verse]

^CmSomeone's got it in for me, ^Dthey're planting stories in the ^Gpress ^CmWhoever it is I wish they'd cut it out but ^Dwhen they will^D/C I can only ^Gguess. ^G/F# They ^Emsay I shot a ^Bmman named Gray and ^Amtook his wife to ^GItaly, ^EmShe inherited a ^Bmmillion bucks and ^Amwhen she died it ^Gcame to me. I can't ^Bmhelp it if I'm ^C6lucky.

^Cm People see me all the time and ^Dthey just can't re^D/Cmember how to ^Gact ^CmTheir minds are filled with big ideas, ^Dimages^D/C and distorted f^Gacts. ^G/F# ^EmEven you, ^Bmyesterday you ^Amhad to ask me ^Gwhere it was at,^G/F# I ^Emcouldn't believe after ^Bmall these years, ^Amyou didn't know me any ^Gbetter than that ^Bm Sweet ^C6lady.

[Chorus]

^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing every time you move your ^Gmouth, ^CBlowing down the backroads headin' ^C/Dsouth. ^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing every time you move your ^Gteeth, You're an ^Gidiot, ^Cbabe. It's a ^Dwonder that you s^D7till know how to ^Gbreathe. ^C/G ^G ^C/G

[Verse]

^CmI ran into the fortune-teller, who ^Dsaid Beware of ^D/Clightning that might ^Gstrike ^CmI haven't known peace and quiet ^Dfor so long I can't re^D/Cmember what it's ^Glike. There's a l^Emone soldier o^Bmn the cross, ^Amsmoke pourin' out of a ^Gboxcar door, ^EmYou didn't know it, you ^Bmdidn't think it could be done, ^AmIn the final end he ^Gwon the wars After ^Bmlosin' every ^C6battle.

^CmI woke up on the roadside, ^Ddaydreamin' 'bout the ^D/Cway things sometimes ^Gare ^CmVisions of your chestnut mare shoot ^Dthrough my head And are ^D/Cmakin' me see ^Gstars. ^G/F# You ^Emhurt the ones that ^BmI love best and ^Amcover up the ^Gtruth with lies. ^EmOne day you'll be ^Bmin the ditch, ^Amflies buzzin' a^Ground your eyes, ^BmBlood on your s^C6addle.

[Chorus]

^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing through the flowers on your ^Gtomb, ^CBlowing through the curtains in your ^C/Droom. ^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing every time you move your ^Gteeth, You're an ^Gidiot, ^Cbabe. It's a ^D6wonder that you still know how to ^Gbreathe. ^C/G ^G ^C/G

[Verse]

It ^Cmwas gravity which pulled us down and ^Ddestiny which ^D/Cbroke us a^Gpart ^CmYou tamed the lion in my cage But ^Dit just wasn't e^D/Cnough to change my ^Gheart. ^G/F# Now ^Emeverything's a little ^Bmupside down As a ^Ammatter of fact the ^Gwheels have stopped, What's ^Emgood is bad, what's ^Bmbad is good ^AmYou'll find out when you ^Greach the top ^BmYou're on the ^C6bottom.

^CmI noticed at the ceremony, your co^Drrupt ways had ^D/Cfinally made you ^Gblind ^CmI can't remember your face anymore, your m^Douth has changed, your ^D/Ceyes don't look into ^Gmine. ^G/F# ^EmThe priest wore black on the ^Bmseventh day And ^Amsat stone-faced while the ^Gbuilding burned. I ^Emwaited for you on the ^Bmrunning boards, Near the ^Amcypress trees, while the ^Gspringtime turned ^BmSlo-o-o-owly to au^C6tumn.

[Chorus]

^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing like a circle around my ^Gskull, From the ^CGrand Coulee Dam to the Cap^C/Ditol. ^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing every time you move your ^Gteeth, You're an ^Gidiot, ^Cbabe. It's a ^Dwonder that you still know how to ^Gbreathe. ^C/G ^G ^C/G

[Verse]

^CmI can't feel you anymore, ^DI can't even ^D/Ctouch the books you've ^Gread ^CmEvery time I crawl past your door, I been ^Dwishin' I'd been ^D/Csomebody else in^Gstead. ^G/F# ^EmDown the highway, ^Bmdown the tracks, ^Amdown the road to ^Gecstasy, I ^Emfollowed you be^Bmneath the stars, ^Amhaunted by your ^Gmemory And ^Bmall your r^C6agin' glory.

^CmI been double-crossed now for the ^Dvery last time and ^D/Cnow I'm finally ^Gfree, I ^Cmkissed goodbye the howling beast On the ^Dborderline which ^D/Cseparated you from ^Gme. ^G/F# ^EmYou'll never know the ^Bmhurt I suffered ^Amnor the pain I ^Grise above, And ^EmI'll never know the ^Bmsame about you, your ^Amholiness or your ^Gkind of love, And it ^Bmmakes me feel so ^C6sorry.

[Chorus]

^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing through the buttons of our ^Gcoats, ^CBlowing through the letters that we ^C/Dwrote. ^GIdiot wind, ^Cblowing through the dust upon our s^Ghelves, We're ^Gidiots, ^Cbabe. It's a ^Dwonder we can ^D7even feed our^Gselves. ^C/G ^G ^C/G

[Outro] [harp] | Cm | D D/C | G | | Cm | D D/C | G G/F# | | Em Bm | Am G | | Em Bm | Am G | 2/4 4/4 | Bm | C6 | | Cm | D D/C | G | [fade out over last bars] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard / Open E Two versions here: leave the chords as they are and use Standard Tuning or transpose this chord sheet +4 and use the voicings given for Open E. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Chords] Tuning: Standard Open E Transpose: - +4 Capo: 4th fret -

E-A-D-G-B-e E-B-E-^G# -B-e C x-3-2-0-1[0] E 0-0-0-0-0-0 C/B x-2-2-0-1[0] [or Cmaj7/B] E/D# 0-4-x-0-0-0 [= Emaj7] F/G 3-x-3-2-1-x A x-2-0-1-2-0 Fsus2 1-3-3-0-1-x A/B x-0-2-1-2-0 F# 2-2-2-2-2-2 Asus2 x-2-0-1-0-0

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | C C/B | F | C C/B | F/G | | C C/B | F | C F/G | C | [Verse] 1

^CI've seen love go ^C/Bby my door It's ^Fnever been this close before ^CNever been so ^C/Beasy or s^F/Go slow I been ^Cshootin' in the ^C/Bdark too long If ^Fsomething's not right it's wrong ^CYou're gonna make me ^F/Glonesome when you ^Cgo

[Verse] 2

^CDragon clouds so ^C/Bhigh above I've ^Fonly known careless love ^CIt always has ^C/Bhit me from ^F/Gbelow But ^Cthis time round it's ^C/Bmore correct ^FRight on target so direct ^CYou're gonna make me ^F/Glonesome when you ^Cgo

[Verse] 3

^CPurple clover ^C/BQueen Anne lace ^FCrimson hair across your face ^CYou can make me ^C/Bcry if you don'^F/Gt know ^CCan't remember what I was ^C/Bthinking of You ^Fmight be spoiling me too much love ^CYou're gonna make me ^F/Glonesome when you ^Cgo

[Middle 8]

^F/G Flowers on the hillside blooming ^Ccrazy ^F/G Crickets talking back and forth in ^Crhyme ^D Blue river running slow and lazy ^Fsus2I could stay with you forever and ^F/Gnever realise the time

[Verse] 4

^CSituations have ^Cended sad Re^Flationships have all been bad ^CMine have been like Ver^C/Blaine's and Rim^F/Gbaud But ^Cthere’s no way I ^C/Bcan compare ^FAll them scenes to this affair ^CYou're gonna make me ^F/Glonesome when you ^Cgo

[Middle 8]

^F/GYou're gonna make me wonder what I'm ^Cdoing ^F/G Staying far behind without ^Cyou ^D You're gonna make me wonder what I'm saying ^Fsus2You're gonna make me give myself a good ^F/Gtalking to

[Verse] 5

I'll ^Clook for you in old ^C/BHonolula ^FSan Francisco, Ashtabula ^C You're gonna have to ^C/Bleave me now I ^F/Gknow But I'll ^Csee you in the ^C/Bsky above In the ^Ftall grass, in the ones I love ^CYou're gonna make me ^F/Glonesome when you ^Cgo

[Outro] | C C/B | F | C | F/G | | C C/B | F | C F/G | C | | C C/B | F | C C/B | F/G | | C C/B | F | C F/G | C | [fade out over last turnaround] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Meet Me In The Morning – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuning options Open-D [D-A-D-F#-A-d] + capo 2nd fret or Open-E [E-B-E-G#-B-e] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Chords] G# E-B-E- -B-e E 0-0-0-0-0-0 A x-2-0-1-2-0 B7 x-0-2-3-4-5 A7 x-2-0-1-2-3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | E | % | % | E | % | riff riff riff riff [Verse] E A | E | % | Meet me in the morning, 56th and Wabashaw A A | E | % | Meet me in the morning, 56th and Wabashaw

Honey ^B7we could be in Kansas A7 | E | % | By the time the snow begins to thaw

[Verse] E A | E | % | They say the darkest hour is right before the dawn A A | E | % | They say the darkest hour is right before the dawn

Honey ^B7you wouldn't know it by me A7 | E | % | Every day's been darkness since you've been gone

[Verse] E A | E | % | Little rooster crowing, there must be something on his mind A A | E | % | Little rooster crowing, there must be something on his mind

Well I ^B7feel just like that rooster A7 | E | % | Honey you treat me so unkind

[Verse] E A | E | % | Well I struggled through barbed wire, felt the hail fire from above A A | E | % | Well I struggled through barbed wire, felt the hail fire from above

Well you know I ^B7even outrun the hound dog A7 | E | % | Honey you know I earned your love

[Verse] E A7 | E | % | Look at the sun sinkin' like a ship A A | E | % | Look at the sun sinkin' like a ship

Ain't tha^B7t just like my heart babe A7 | E | % | When you kiss my lips

[Solo] | E | A | E | % | | A | % | E | % | | B7 | A7 | E | % | [fade out over last bars] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. Lilly, Rosemary and The Jack Of Hearts – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuning: Standard Tabbed by: maguri [Chords] E-A-D-G-B-e D/C# x-4-x-2-3-2 G/B x-2-0-0-0-3 A7 x-0-2-2-2-3 G/D x-x-0-4-3-3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | D | G | D | % | | G | % | D | % | | G | D | A | D | | G | D | A | % | | D D/C# | G/B A7 | D | % | | D | G/D D | [Verse] 1

The ^Dfestival was over, the ^Gboys were all plannin’ for a ^Dfall The ^Dcabaret was quiet ex^Gcept for the drillin’ in the ^Dwall The ^Gcurfew had been ^Dlifted and the ^Agamblin’ wheel shut ^Ddown ^GAnyone with ^Dany sense had ^Aalready left town He was ^Dstandin’ in the ^D/C#doorway ^G/Blookin’ like the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 2

He ^Dmoved across the mirrored room, “^GSet it up for everyone,” he ^Dsaid Then ^Deveryone commenced to do what ^Gthey were doin’ before he turned their ^Dheads Then he ^Gwalked up to a ^Dstranger and he ^Aasked him with a ^Dgrin “Could you ^Gkindly tell me, ^Dfriend, what ^Atime the show begins?” Then he ^Dmoved into the ^D/C#corner, ^G/Bface down like the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 3

^DBackstage the girls were playin’ ^Gfive-card stud by the ^Dstairs ^DLily had two queens, she was ^Ghopin’ for a third to match her ^Dpair Outs^Gide the streets were ^Dfillin’ up, the ^Awindow was open ^Dwide A ^Ggentle breeze was ^Dblowin’, you could ^Afeel it from inside ^DLily called a^D/C#nother bet and ^G/Bdrew up the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 4

^DBig Jim was no one’s fool, he ^Gowned the town’s only diamond ^Dmine He ^Dmade his usual entrance ^Glookin’ so dandy and so ^Dfine With his ^Gbodyguards and s^Dilver cane and ^Aevery hair in ^Dplace He ^Gtook whatever he ^Dwanted to and he ^Alaid it all to waste But his ^Dbodyguards and ^D/C#silver cane were ^G/Bno match for the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 5

^DRosemary combed her hair an^Gd took a carriage into ^Dtown She ^Dslipped in through the side door ^Glookin’ like a queen without a ^Dcrown She ^Gfluttered her false ^Deyelashes and ^Awhispered in his ^Dear “^GSorry, darlin’, ^Dthat I’m late,” but he ^Adidn’t seem to hear He was ^Dstarin’ into ^D/C#space ^G/Bover at the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 6

“I ^Dknow I’ve seen that face before,” ^GBig Jim was thinkin’ to him^Dself “^DMaybe down in Mexico or a ^Gpicture up on somebody’s ^Dshelf” But then the ^Gcrowd began to ^Dstamp their feet and the ^Ahouselights did ^Ddim And ^Gin the darkness ^Dof the room there was ^Aonly Jim and him ^DStarin’ at the ^D/C#butterfly who ^G/Bjust drew the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 7

^DLily was a princess, she was ^Gfair-skinned and precious as a ^Dchild She ^Ddid whatever she had to do, she ^Ghad that certain flash every time she ^Dsmiled She’d ^Gcome away from a ^Dbroken home, had ^Alots of strange af^Dfairs With ^Gmen in every ^Dwalk of life which ^Atook her everywhere But she’d ^Dnever met ^D/C#anyone ^G/Bquite like the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 8

The ^Dhangin’ judge came in u^Gnnoticed and was being wined and ^Ddined The ^Ddrillin’ in the wall kept up but ^Gno one seemed to pay it any ^Dmind It was ^Gknown all a^Dround that Lily ^Ahad Jim’s ^Dring And ^Gnothing would ever ^Dcome between ^ALily and the king No, ^Dnothin’ ever ^D/C#would ex^G/Bcept maybe the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 9

^DRosemary started drinkin’ hard and ^Gseein’ her reflection in the ^Dknife She was ^Dtired of the attention, ^Gtired of playin’ the role of Big Jim’s ^Dwife She had ^Gdone a lot of ^Dbad things, even ^Aonce tried sui^Dcide Was ^Glookin’ to do just ^Done good ^Adeed before she died She was ^Dgazin’ to the ^D/C#future, ^G/Briding on the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 10

^DLily took her dress off ... ^Gburied it a^Dway “Has your ^Dluck run out?” she laughed at him, “Well, I ^Gguess you must have known it would some^Dday Be ^Gcareful not to ^Dtouch the wall, there’s a ^Abrand-new coat of ^Dpaint I’m ^Gglad to see you’re ^Dstill alive, you’re ^Alookin’ like a saint” ^DDown the hallway ^D/C#footsteps were ^G/Bcomin’ for the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 11

The ^Dbackstage manager was ^Gpacing all around by his ^Dchair “There’s ^Dsomething funny going on,” he ^Gsaid, “I can just feel it in the ^Dair” He ^Gwent to get the ^Dhangin’ judge, but the ^Ahangin’ judge was ^Ddrunk As the ^Gleading actor ^Dhurried by in the ^Acostume of a monk There was ^Dno actor ^D/C#anywhere ^G/Bbetter than the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 12

^DNo one knew the circumstance but they ^Gsay that it happened pretty ^Dquick The ^Ddoor to the dressing room burst ^Gopen and a cold revolver ^Dclicked And ^GBig Jim was s^Dtandin’ there, ya ^Acouldn’t say sur^Dprised Rose^Gmary right be^Dside him, ^Asteady in her eyes She was ^Dwith Big ^D/C#Jim but she was ^G/Bleanin’ to the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 13

^DTwo doors down the boys ^Gfinally made it through the ^Dwall And ^Dcleaned out the bank safe, it’s ^Gsaid that they got off with quite a ^Dhaul In the ^Gdarkness by the ^Driverbed they ^Awaited on the ^Dground For ^Gone more ^Dmember who had ^Abusiness back in town But they ^Dcouldn’t go no ^D/C#further ^G/Bwithout the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 14

The ^Dnext day was hangin’ day, the ^Gsky was overcast and ^Dblack ^DBig Jim lay covered up, ^Gkilled by a penknife in the ^Dback And Rose^Gmary on the ^Dgallows, she ^Adidn’t even ^Dblink The ^Ghangin’ judge was ^Dsober, he ^Ahadn’t had a drink The ^Donly person ^D/C#on the scene ^G/Bmissin’ was the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Verse] 15

The ^Dcabaret was empty now, a ^Gsign said, “Closed for re^Dpair” ^DLily had already taken ^Gall of the dye out of her ^Dhair She was ^Gthinkin’ ’bout her ^Dfather, who she ^Avery rarely ^Dsaw ^GThinkin’ ’bout Rose^Dmary and ^Athinkin’ about the law But ^Dmost of ^D/C#all she was ^G/Bthinkin’ ’bout the ^A7Jack of Hearts ^D

[Outro] | D | G | D | % | | G | % | D | % | | G | D | A | D | | G | D | A | % | | D D/C# | G/B A7 | D | % | | D | G/D D | [fade out over last bars] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8. If You See Her, Say Hello – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Chords] Open-D Standard tuning

D-A-D-^F# -A-d E-A-D-G-B-e A 7-7-7-7-7-7 [Intro/Coda] G 5-5-5-5-5-5 [Intro/Coda]

D 0-0-0-0-0-0 G 5-x-0-5-5-0 [Verse] C x-3-2-1-3-x C/B x-2-x-2-3-x x-2-x-0-1-0 A x-0-2-3-4-x [Verse] Bm x-2-0-0-2-0 D/A x-0-0-0-0-0 x-0-4-2-3-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | A | G | A | G | | D | % | | A | G | A | G | | A | G | D | % | [Verse 1]

^D If you see her, ^Gsay hel^Dlo She ^Amight be in Tan^Dgier ^D She left here last ^Gearly ^Dspring D | C | A | Is livin' there, I hear ^Bm Say for me that ^GI'm all ^Dright Though ^Dthings get kind of ^Gslow She might ^Bmthink that I've for^D/Agotten her G | D | D | Don't tell her it isn't so a-b-c# [d]

[Verse 2]

^D We had a ^Gfalling-^Dout Like ^Alovers often ^Dwill And to ^Dthink of how she ^Gleft that ^Dnight D | C | A | It still brings me a chill And ^Bmthough our sepa^Gration ^D It p^Dierced me to the ^Gheart ^Bm She still lives in^D/Aside of me G | D | D | We've never been apart a-b-c# [d]

[Verse 3]

^D If you get ^Gclose to ^Dher ^A Kiss her once for ^Dme I ^Dalways have res^Gpected ^Dher D | C | A | For doin' what she did and gettin' free ^BmOh, whatever makes her ^Ghappy ^D I ^Dwon't stand in the ^Gway. Oh, the ^Bmbitter taste still ^D/Alingers on G | D | D | From that night I tried to make her stay a-b-c# [d]

[Verse 4] different chords in line 5 [accidentally?]

^D I see a lot of ^Gpeople^D ^AAs I make the ^Drounds And I ^Dhear her name ^Ghere and ^Dthere D | C C/B | A | As I go from town to town And I've ^Bmnever gotten ^Aused to it ^G I've just ^Dlearned to turn it ^Goff ^BmEither I'm too ^D/Asensitive G | D | D | Or else I'm gettin' soft a-c# [d]

[Verse 5]

^D Sundown, ^Gyellow ^Dmoon ^AI replay the ^Dpast ^DI know every ^Gscene by ^Dheart D | C C/B | A | They all went by so fast ^BmIf she's passin' ^Gback this ^Dway I'm ^Dnot that hard to ^Gfind ^BmTell her she can ^D/Alook me up G | D | D | If she's got the time.

[Coda] | A | G | A | G | | A | G | D | % | | A | G | A | G | | A | G | D --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9. Shelter from the Storm – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Open D / Standard Two versions: 1. open tuning [D-A-D-F#-A-D + capo 2nd fret] 2. standard tuning --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS 1. Open-D tuning 2. standard tuning + capo 2nd fret E-B-E-G#-B-e E-A-D-G-B-E E 0-0-0-0 -0-0 E 0-2-2-1-0-0 or: x-x-2-1-0-0 Bsus4/D# x-4-2-3 -0-0 Bsus4/D# x-6-4-4-0-0 or: x-x-1-4-0-0 A/C# x-2-0-1 -2-0 A x-0-2-2-2-0 Aadd9/C# x-2-0-1 -0-0 Asus2 x-0-2-2-0-0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the basic pattern of the changes in the verse and the instrumental interludes. Whatever your strumming pattern may be, try to change the chords where indicated. I tabbed it out for the open tuning here, but the rhythm is the same if you use the standard tuning, of course. [Verse] Aadd9C# E Bsus4/D# A/C# E 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + d |0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----|0---------------| A |0---------------|0---------------|2---------0-----|0---------------| F#|0---------------|3---------------|1---------1-----|0---------------| D |0---------------|2---------------|0---------0-----|0---------------| A |0---------------|4---------------|2---------2-----|0---------------| D |0---------------|----------------|----------------|0---------------| E Bsus4/D# A/C# Aadd9/C# 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + d |0---------------|0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----| A |0---------------|0---------------|2---------------|2---------0-----| F#|0---------------|3---------------|1---------------|1---------1-----| D |0---------------|2---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----| A |0---------------|4---------------|2---------------|2---------2-----| D |0---------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| E Bsus4/D# A/C# Aadd9/C# 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + d |0---------------|0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----| A |0---------------|0---------------|2---------------|2---------0-----| F#|0---------------|3---------------|1---------------|1---------1-----| D |0---------------|2---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----| A |0---------------|4---------------|2---------------|2---------2-----| D |0---------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|

E Bsus4/D# A/C# ^Aadd9/C# [E = first chord of 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + [1] instrumental d |0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----[0] interlude] A |0---------------|0---------------|2---------0-----[0] F#|0---------------|3---------------|1---------1-----[0] D |0---------------|2---------------|0---------0-----[0] A |0---------------|4---------------|2---------2-----[0] D |0---------------|----------------|----------------[0]

[Instrumental interlude] [mostly played twice] Aadd9/C# E Bsus4/D# A/C# E 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + d |0---------------|0---------------|0---------0-----|0---------------| A |0---------------|0---------------|2---------0-----|0---------------| F#|0---------------|3---------------|1---------1-----|0---------------| D |0---------------|2---------------|0---------0-----|0---------------| A |0---------------|4---------------|2---------2-----|0---------------| D |0---------------|----------------|----------------|0---------------| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | [Verse 1]

’Twas ^Ein another ^Bsus4/D#lifetime,^A one of toil ^Asus2and ^Eblood When ^Eblackness was a ^Bsus4/D#virtue and the ^Aroad was full of mud ^Asus2 I ^Ecame in from the ^Bsus4/D#wilderness, a ^Acreature void of form ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 2]

And ^Eif I pass this ^Bsus4/D#way again, ^Ayou can rest ^Asus2a- ^Essured I’ll ^Ealways do my ^Bsus4/D#best for her, on ^Athat I give my word ^Asus2 In a ^Eworld of steel-eyed ^Bsus4/D#death, and men who are ^Afighting to be warm ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 3]

Not a ^Eword was spoke be^Bsus4/D#tween us, there was ^Alittle risk ^Asus2in- ^Evolved ^E Everything up ^Bsus4/D#to that point had been ^Aleft unresolved ^Asus2 ^E Try imagi^Bsus4/D#ning a place where it’s ^Aalways safe and warm ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | % | [Verse 4]

I was ^Eburned out from ex^Bsus4/D#haustion, ^Aburied in ^Asus2the ^Ehail ^E Poisoned in the ^Bsus4/D#bushes an’ ^Ablown out on the trail ^Asus2 ^E Hunted like a ^Bsus4/D#crocodile, ^Aravaged in the corn ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 5]

^ESuddenly I ^Bsus4/D#turned around and ^Ashe was stan^Asus2din’ ^Ethere With ^Esilver bracelets ^Bsus4/D#on her wrists and ^Aflowers in her hair ^Asus2 She ^Ewalked up to me so ^Bsus4/D#gracefully and ^Atook my crown of thorns ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 6]

Now t^Ehere’s a wall be^Bsus4/D#tween us, ^Asomethin’ there’s ^Asus2been ^Elost I ^Etook too much for ^Bsus4/D#granted, I ^Agot my signals crossed ^Asus2 ^EJust to think that it ^Bsus4/D#all began on a ^Along-forgotten morn ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 7]

Well, the ^Edeputy walks on ^Bsus4/D#hard nails and the ^Apreacher rides ^Asus2a ^Emount But ^Enothing really ^Bsus4/D#matters much, it’s ^Adoom alone that counts ^Asus2 And the ^Eone-eyed under^Bsus4/D#taker, he ^Ablows a futile horn ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 8]

^EI’ve heard newborn ^Bsus4/D#babies wailin’ ^Alike a mour^Asus2nin’ ^Edove And ^Eold men with ^Bsus4/D#broken teeth ^Astranded without love ^Asus2 Do I ^Eunderstand your ^Bsus4/D#question, man, is it ^Ahopeless and forlorn? ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 9]

In a ^Elittle hilltop ^Bsus4/D#village, they ^Agambled for ^Asus2my ^Eclothes I ^Ebargained for sal^Bsus4/D#vation an’ she ^Agave me a lethal dose ^Asus2 I ^Eoffered up my ^Bsus4/D#innocence and ^Agot repaid with scorn ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Instrumental interlude] | E | B | A Asus2 | E | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Verse 10]

Well, I’m ^Elivin’ in a foreign ^Bsus4/D#country but I’m ^Abound to cross ^Asus2the ^Eline ^EBeauty walks a ^Bsus4/D#razor’s edge, some^Aday I’ll make it mine ^Asus2 If I could ^Eonly turn ^Bsus4/D#back the clock to when ^AGod and her were born ^Asus2 E Bsus4/D# A Asus2 [ E ] “Come in,” she said, “I’ll give you shelter from the storm”

[Coda] [harp] | E | B | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A Asus2 | E | [Coda] [instrumental] | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | A Asus2 | | E | B | A | E [freely] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10. Buckets of Rain - Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard A version with the plain chords and optional voicings for some of the chords. I think, the open strings sound fine. Otherwise use whatever voicings you like. E-A-D-G-B-e B x-9-9-8-0-0 A x-7-7-6-0-0 G#m x-6-6-4-0-0 F#m x-4-4-2-0-0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Verse 1]

^EBuckets of rain ^EBuckets of tears ^EGot all them buckets comin' out of my ears ^ABuckets of moonbeams in my ^Ehand ^BYou got all the ^Alove, ^G#mhoney baby ^F#mI can ^Estand

| E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Verse 2]

^EI been meek And ^Ehard like an oak I've ^Eseen pretty people disappear like smoke ^AFriends will arrive, friends will disap^Epear If ^Byou want ^Ame, ^G#mhoney baby ^F#mI'll be ^Ehere

| E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Verse 3]

I ^Elike your smile And your ^Efingertips I ^Elike the way that you move your lips I ^Alike the cool way you look at ^Eme ^BEverything a^About you is ^G#mbringing me ^F#mmise^Ery

| E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Verse 4]

^ELittle red wagon ^ELittle red bike I ^Eain't no monkey but I know what I like I ^Alike the way you love me strong and ^Eslow I'm ^Btakin' you ^Awith me, ^G#mhoney baby ^F#mwhen I ^Ego

| E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Verse 5]

^ELife is sad ^ELife is a bust ^EAll ya can do is do what you must You ^Ado what you must do and ya do it ^Ewell I'll ^Bdo it for ^Ayou, ^G#mhoney baby, ^F#mcan't you ^Etell?

| E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | E | % | [Coda] | E | % | % | % | | A | % | E | % | | B A | G#m F#m | El

Bob Dylan - Blood on the tracks