Bob Dylan - Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands

With your m^Cercury m^Emouth in the m^Fissionary t^Gimes And your e^Cyes like s^Emmoke and your p^Frayers like r^Ghymes And your s^Filver c^Emross, and your v^Dmoice like c^Chimes Oh, who do they t^Dmhink could b^Gury you? With your p^Cockets w^Emell prot^Fected at l^Gast And your s^Ctreetcar v^Emisions which you p^Flace on the g^Grass And your f^Flesh like s^Emilk, and your f^Dmace like g^Class Who among them do they t^Dmhink could c^Garry you?

^DmSad-eyed lady of the l^Cowla^G7nds Where the s^Dmad-eyed prophet says that ^Cno man c^G7omes My w^Careh^Emouse e^Fyes, ^Cmy Ar^Fabi^Can d^Grums ^DmShould I put them by your ga^Fte ^{G Dm G} Or, s^Dmad-eyed lady, should I w^Cait?

With your s^Cheets like ^Emmetal and your b^Felt like l^Gace And your d^Ceck of c^Emards missing the j^Fack and the a^Gce And your b^Fasement c^Emlothes and your h^Dmollow f^Cace Who among them can t^Dmhink he could outg^Guess you? With your s^Cilhoue^Emtte when the s^Funlight di^Gms In^Cto your e^Emyes where the m^Foonlight s^Gwims And your m^Fatchbook s^Emongs and your g^Dmypsy h^Cymns Who among them would t^Dmry to imp^Gress you?

S^Dmad-eyed lady of the l^Cowla^G7nds Where the s^Dmad-eyed prophet says that ^Cno man c^G7omes My w^Careh^Emouse e^Fyes, ^Cmy A^Frabi^Can dr^Gums ^DmShould I put them by your ga^Fte ^{G Dm G} Or, s^Dmad-eyed lady, should I w^Cait?

The k^Cings of T^Emyrus with their c^Fonvict l^Gist Are w^Caiting in l^Emine for their ge^Franium k^Giss And y^Fou wouldn’t k^Emnow it would h^Dmappen like t^Chis But who among them really w^Dmants just to k^Giss you? With your c^Childhood f^Emlames on your m^Fidnight r^Gug And your S^Cpanish m^Emanners and your m^Fother’s d^Grugs And your c^Fowboy m^Emouth and your c^Dmurfew p^Clugs Who among them do you t^Dmhink could re^Gsist you?

S^Dmad-eyed lady of the l^Cowla^G7nds Where the ^Dmsad-eyed prophet says that ^Cno man c^G7omes My w^Care^Emhouse e^Fyes, ^Cmy A^Frabi^Can d^Grums ^DmShould I put them by your ga^Fte ^{G Dm G} Or, s^Dmad-eyed lady, should I w^Cait?

Oh, the f^Carmers and the b^Emusinessmen, t^Fhey all did d^Gecide To s^Chow you where the d^Emead angels are that they u^Fsed to h^Gide But w^Fhy did they pick y^Emou to sympa^Dmthize with their s^Cide? Oh how could they e^Dmver mis^Gtake you? They wi^Cshed you’d ac^Emcepted the ^Fblame for the ^Gfarm But with the s^Cea at your ^Emfeet and the p^Fhony false ^Galarm And with the ch^Fild of the h^Emoodlum w^Dmrapped up in your a^Crms How could they e^Dmver have pers^Guaded you?

^DmSad-eyed lady of the l^Cowla^G7nds Where the s^Dmad-eyed prophet says that ^Cno man c^G7omes My w^Careh^Emouse e^Fyes, ^Cmy A^Frabi^Can dr^Gums ^DmShould I put them by your ga^Fte ^{G Dm G} Or, s^Dmad-eyed lady, should I w^Cait?

With your sh^Ceet-metal m^Ememory of C^Fannery R^Gow And your ma^Cgazine hu^Emsband who one d^Fay just had to ^Ggo And your ge^Fntleness n^Emow, which you j^Dmust can’t help but s^Chow Who among them do you t^Dmhink would emp^Gloy you? Now you st^Cand with your t^Emhief, you’re ^Fon his pa^Grole With your h^Coly med^Emallion that your f^Fingertips f^Gold And your sa^Fint-like f^Emace and your g^Dmhost-like s^Coul Who among them do you t^Dmhink could dest^Groy you?

^DmSad-eyed lady of the l^Cowla^G7nds Where the ^Dmsad-eyed prophet say that ^Cno man c^G7omes My w^Careh^Emouse e^Fyes, ^Cmy Ar^Fabi^Can dr^Gums ^DmShould I put them by your ga^Fte ^{G Dm G} Or, s^Dmad-eyed lady, should I w^Cait?