Bob Dylan - Bob dylans dream

^GWh^Amile riding on a train going west ^CI ^Dfell asleep for to take my rest ^D7I d^Dre^Gamed a dream that made me sad ^AmCon^Dce^Crn^Ging myself and the first few friends I had

^GWi^Amth half damp eyes I stared to the room ^CWh^Dere my friends and I spent many an afternoon ^D7Whe^Dre^G we together weathered many a storm ^AmLau^Dgh^Cin^Gg and singing 'till the early hours of the morn

^GBy^Am the old wooden stove where our hats were hung ^COu^Dr words were told and our songs were sung ^D7We ^Dlo^Gnged for nothing and were satisfied ^AmTal^Dki^Cng^G and joking about the world outside

^GWi^Amth haunted hearts through the heat and cold ^CWe^D never thought we could get very old ^D7We ^Dth^Gought we could sit forever in fun ^AmTho^Dug^Ch ^Gour chances really were a million to one

^GAs^Am easy it was to tell black from white It was all that easy to tell wrong from right ^D7Our^D c^Ghoices were few and the thought never hit ^AmTha^Dt ^Cth^Ge one road we traveled would ever shatter and split

^GAh^Am many a year has passed and gone ^CAn^Dd many a gamble has been lost and won ^D7And^D m^Gany a road taken by many a friend ^AmAnd^D e^Cac^Gh one of them I've never seen again

^GI ^Amwish I wish I wish in vain ^CTh^Dat we could sit simply in that room once again ^D7Ten^D t^Ghousand dollars at the drop of a hat ^AmI'd^D g^Civ^Ge it all gladly if our lives could be like that

^GWh^Amile riding on a train going west ^CI ^Dfell asleep for to take my rest ^D7I d^Dre^Gamed a dream that made me sad ^AmCon^Dce^Crn^Ging myself and the first few friends I had