The best way to play this song is as follows: Capo on the second fret: Int: | C | G/B | Am | C/G | F | G | C | C :||| | F | G | G | | Am | G | F | C | F | | F | G | G | C | G/B | Am | C/G | F

Do you love ^Cme, ^G/B ^Am ^C/G or are yo^Fu just extending goodwill? ^G Do you need ^Cme half as ba^G/Bd as you s^Amay, ^C/G or are you^F just feeling guilt? ^G I've been burned^Am before a^Gnd I know the s^Fcore ^C So you won^F't hear me complain. ^G ^CWill I be ab^G/Ble to count^Am on you ^C/G ^FOr is your love i^Gn vain? ^C

Are yo^Cu so fast t^G/Bhat you cannot se^Ame ^C/G that I must^F have solitude? ^G ^C When I am in the^G/B darkness, ^Am ^C/G ^Fwhy do you intrude? ^G Do you know my ^Amworld, do ^Gyou know my kind ^F ^C ^FOr must I explain?^G ^CWill you let^G/B me be ^Ammyself ^G Or is^F your love ^Gin vain? ^C

Well I've bee^Fn to the mountain an^Gd I've been in the wind, ^C ^Am I've been in an^Fd out of happiness.^G ^C I have dined w^Fith kings, I'v^Ge been offered wings ^C ^Am And I've never b^Feen too impressed. ^G

^CAll r^G/Bight, I'll ^Amtake a cha^C/Gnce, I will fal^Fl in lo^Gve with you ^C If I'm a fool ^G/Byou can have the ^Amnight, ^C/G you can have ^Fthe morning too. ^G Can you cook an^Amd sew, make ^Gflowers grow, ^F ^C Do you underst^Fand my pain? ^G ^CAre you wi^G/Blling to risk it^Am all ^C/G Or is^F your love ^Gin vain? ^C

Instrumental | C | G/B | Am | C/G | F | G | C | C | | C | G/B | Am | C/G | F | F | G | G ||

^AmCan you cook^G and sew, make^F flowers gr^Cow, Do you underst^Fand my pain? ^G ^CAre you wi^G/Blling to risk it^Am all ^C/G Or is^F your love ^Gin vain? ^C

Outro | C | G/B | Am | C/G | F | G | C | C || Finished. Any rates or comments are greatly appreciated!

Bob Dylan - Is your love in vain