Bob Dylan - I want you

The ^Fguilty undertaker sighs, the ^Amlonesome organ grinder cries, the ^Dmsilver saxophones say I should re^Cfuse you. The ^Bbcracked bells and washed-out horns, ^Cblow into my face with scorn, but it's ^Dmnot that way, I wasn't born to ^Close you.

I ^Fwant you, I ^Amwant you, I ^Dmwant you so ^Cbad Honey, I ^Fwant you.^{Dm F Dm F}

The ^Fdrunken politician leaps, u^Ampon the street where mothers weep, and the ^Dmsaviors who are fast asleep, they ^Cwait for you. And I ^Bbwait for them to interrupt, me ^Cdrinking from that broken cup, and ^Dmask me to open up the ^Cgate for you.

I ^Fwant you, I ^Amwant you, I ^Dmwant you so ^Cbad Honey, I want ^Fyou.^{Dm F Dm F}

Now ^Amall my fathers, they've gone down, ^Dmtrue love they've been without it. But ^Amall their daughters put me down, because ^BbI don't think a^Cbout it.

^FWell, I return to the Queen of Spades, and ^Amtalk with my chambermaid. ^DmShe knows that I'm not afraid to ^Clook at her ^BbShe is good to me, and there's ^Cnothing she doesn't see. She ^Dmknows where I'd like to be, but it doesn't ^Cmatter.

I ^Fwant you, I ^Amwant you, yes, I ^Dmwant you so ^Cbad Honey, I ^Fwant you.^{Dm F Dm F}

Now your ^Fdancing child with his Chinese suit, he ^Amspoke to me, I took his flute. ^DmNo, I wasn't very cute to him, ^Cwas I? But I ^Bbdid it, though, because he lied, be^Ccause he took you for a ride, and be^Dmcause time was on his side and because ^CI

I ^Fwant you, I ^Amwant you, I ^Dmwant you so ^Cbad Honey, I ^Fwant you.