Tuning: E A D G B E

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands – Bob Dylan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Bob Dylan From: “Blonde on Blonde” (1966) Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard Time signature: 6/8 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS E-A-D-G-B-e A/C# x-4-2-2-2-x G/B x-2-0-0-0-3 Asus4 x-0-2-2-3-0 D/F# 2-x-0-2-3-x A7/E 0-x-2-0-2-0 Asus2 x-0-2-2-0-0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | [Verse 1]

With your ^Dmercury ^A/C#mouth in the ^G/Bmissionary ^Asus4times ^A And your ^Deyes like ^A/C#smoke and your ^G/Bprayers like ^Asus4rhymes ^A ^G And your silver ^D/F#cross, and your ^A7/Evoice l^A7ike c^Dhimes Oh, ^Dwho do they ^Emthink could ^Asus4bu- ur^Ay ^Asus2you? ^A

[Verse 2]

With your ^Dpockets ^A/C#well pro^G/Btected at ^Asus4last ^A And your ^Dstreetcar ^A/C#visions which you ^G/Bplace on the ^Asus4grass ^A And your ^Gflesh like ^D/F#silk, and your ^A7/Eface ^A7like ^Dglass ^DWho could they ^Emget to ^Asus4carry ^Ayo^Asus2u? ^A

[Chorus]

^EmSad-eyed lady of the ^Dlow^Alands Em D | A | A7 | Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes D A/C# G/B D/A G D/F# Asus4 A | A | My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums ^Em Should I put them by your ^Asus4gate ^A ^Asus2 ^A Em | D | % | Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?

[Verse 3]

With your ^Dsheets like ^A/C#metal and your ^G/Bbelt like ^Asus4lace, ^A And your ^Ddeck of c^A/C#ards mis^G/Bsing the jack and the ^Asus4ace ^A And your ^Gbasement ^D/F#clothes and your ^A7/Ehollo^A7w ^Dface Who a^Dmong them could ^Emthink he could out^Asus4guess ^Ayo^Asus2u? ^A

[Verse 4]

With your ^Dsil^A/C#houette^G/B when the sunlight ^Asus4dims ^A ^D Into your ^A/C#eyes where the ^G/Bmoonlight ^Asus4swims ^A ^G And your match-book ^D/F#songs and your ^A7/Egypsy^A7 ^Dhymns Who a^Dmong them would ^Emtry to impress ^Asus4you? ^A ^Asus2 ^A

[Chorus]

^Em Sad-eyed lady of the ^Dlowlands^A Em D | A | A7 Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes D A/C# G/B D/A G D/F# Asus4 A | A | My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums ^Em Should I put them by your ^Asus4gate ^A ^Asus2 ^A Em | D | % | Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?

[Verse 5]

The ^Dkings of ^A/C#Tyrus with their ^G/Bconvict ^Asus4list ^A Are ^Dwaiting in ^A/C#line for their ^G/Bgeranium ^Asus4kiss ^A ^GAnd you wouldn't ^D/F#know it would ^A7/Ehappe^A7n like ^Dthis But who a^Dmong them ^Emreally wants just to ^Asus4kiss y^Aou^Asus2? ^A

[Verse 6]

With your ^Dchildhood ^A/C#flames on your ^G/Bmidnight ^Asus4rug ^A And your ^DSpanish ^A/C#manners and your ^G/Bmother's ^Asus4drugs ^A ^GAnd your cowboy ^D/F#mouth and your ^A7/Ecurfe^A7w ^Dplugs Who a^Dmong them do you ^Emthink could re^Asus4sist y^Aou^Asus2? ^A

[Chorus]

^Em Sad-eyed lady of the ^Dlow^Alands Em D | A | A7 | Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes D A/C# G/B D/A G D/F# Asus4 A | A7 | My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums ^Em Should I leave them by your ^Asus4gate ^A ^Asus2 ^A Em | D | % | Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?

[Verse 7]

Oh, the ^Dfarmers and the ^A/C#businessmen, ^G/Bthey all did de^Asus4cide ^A To ^Dshow you where the ^A/C#dead angels are ^G/Bthat they used to ^Asus4hide ^A But ^Gwhy did they pick ^D/F#you to sympa^A7/Ethize^A7 with their ^Dside? How ^Dcould they ^Emever mis^Asus4take y^Aou^Asus2? ^A

[Verse 8]

They ^Dwished you'd ac^A/C#cepted the ^G/Bblame for the ^Asus4farm ^A But with the ^Dsea at your ^A/C#feet and the ^G/Bphony false a^Asus4larm ^A And with the ^Gchild of a ^D/F#hoodlum ^A7/Ewrapped up ^A7in your ^Darms ^DHow could they ^Emever, ever per^Asus4suaded^A y^Asus2ou? ^A

[Chorus]

^EmSad-eyed lady of the ^Dlow^Alands Em D | A | A7 | Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes D A/C# G/B D/A G D/F# Asus4 A | A | My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums ^Em Should I put them by your ^Asus4gate ^A ^Asus2 ^A Em | D | % | Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?

[Verse 9]

With your ^Dsheet-metal ^A/C#memory of ^G/BCannery ^Asus4Row ^A And your ^Dmagazine-^A/C#husband who one ^G/Bday just had to ^Asus4go ^A And your ^Ggentleness ^D/F#now, ^A7/Ewhich you just ^A7can't help but ^Dshow ^DWho among them do you ^Emthink would em^Asus4ploy y^Aou^Asus2? ^A

[Verse 10]

^DNow you stand with your ^A/C#thief, you're ^G/Bon his pa^Asus4role ^A With your ^Dholy me^A/C#dallion in your ^G/Bfingertips now that ^Asus4fold ^A And your ^Gsaintlike ^D/F#face and your ^A7/Eghost^A7like ^Dsoul Who a^Dmong them could ever ^Emthink he could de^Asus4stroy ^Ayo^Asus2u ^A

[Chorus]

^EmSad-eyed lady of the ^Dlow^Alands Em D | A | A7 | Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes D A/C# G/B D/A G D/F# Asus4 A | A | My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums ^Em Should I leave them by your ^Asus4gate ^A ^Asus2 ^A Em | D | % | Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?

[Solo] = Verse, Verse, Chorus | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | | G | D/F# | A7/E A7 | D | | D | Em | Asus4 A | Asus2 A | | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | | D | A/C# | G/B | Asus4 A | | G | D/F# | A7/E A7 | D | | D | Em | Asus4 A | Asus2 A | | Em | % | D | A | | Em | % | D | A | A7 | | D A/C# | G/B D/A | G D/F# | Asus4 A | A | (fade out over last bars

Bob Dylan - Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands