Bob Dylan - Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Tuning: G C E A
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Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands – Bob Dylan
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Written by: Bob Dylan
From: “Blonde on Blonde” (1966)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: soprano C
Time signature: 6/8
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CHORDS
g-C-E-A
Asus4 2-2-0-0
Em7 0-2-0-2
A7 0-1-0-0
Turnaround
A7sus4 0-4-5-5
A7 0-4-5-4
A7sus2 0-4-5-2
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[Intro]
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
[Verse 1]
With your Dmercury Amouth in the Gmissionary Asus4times A
And your Deyes like Asmoke and your Gprayers like Asus4rhymes A
G And your silver Dcross, and your Em7voice A7like Dchimes
Oh, Dwho do they Emthink could A7sus4bu- uryA7 yoA7sus2u? A7
[Verse 2]
With your Dpockets Awell proGtected at Asus4last A
And your Dstreetcar Avisions which you Gplace on the Asus4grass A
And your Gflesh like Dsilk, and your Em7face A7like Dglass
DWho could they Emget to A7sus4carry yA7ou?A7sus2 A7
[Chorus]
EmSad-eyed lady of the DlowAlands
Em D | A | A7 |
Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes
D A G D G D Asus4 A | A |
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums
Em Should I put them by your A7sus4gate A7 A7sus2 A7
Em | D | % |
Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
[Verse 3]
With your Dsheets like Ametal and your Gbelt like Asus4lace, A
And your Ddeck of cAards misGsing the jack and the Asus4ace A
And your Gbasement Dclothes and your Em7holloA7w Dface
Who aDmong them could Emthink he could outA7sus4guess yA7ou?A7sus2 A7
[Verse 4]
With your DsilAhouetteG when the sunlight Asus4dims A
D Into your Aeyes where the Gmoonlight Asus4swims A
G And your match-book Dsongs and your Em7gypsyA7 Dhymns
Who aDmong them would Emtry to impress A7sus4you? A7 A7sus2 A7
[Chorus]
Em Sad-eyed lady of the DlowlandsA
Em D | A | A7
Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes
D A G D G D Asus4 A | A |
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums
Em Should I put them by your A7sus4gate A7 A7sus2 A7
Em | D | % |
Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
[Verse 5]
The Dkings of ATyrus with their Gconvict Asus4list A
Are Dwaiting in Aline for their Ggeranium Asus4kiss A
GAnd you wouldn't Dknow it would Em7happeA7n like Dthis
But who aDmong them Emreally wants just to A7sus4kiss yoA7u? A7sus2 A7
[Verse 6]
With your Dchildhood Aflames on your Gmidnight Asus4rug A
And your DSpanish Amanners and your Gmother's Asus4drugs A
GAnd your cowboy Dmouth and your Em7curfeA7w Dplugs
Who aDmong them do you Emthink could reA7sus4sist yoA7u? A7sus2 A7
[Chorus]
Em Sad-eyed lady of the DlowAlands
Em D | A | A7 |
Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes
D A G D G D Asus4 A | A7 |
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums
Em Should I leave them by your A7sus4gate A7 A7sus2 A7
Em | D | % |
Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
[Verse 7]
Oh, the Dfarmers and the Abusinessmen, Gthey all did deAsus4cide A
To Dshow you where the Adead angels are Gthat they used to Asus4hide A
But Gwhy did they pick Dyou to sympaEm7thizeA7 with their Dside?
How Dcould they Emever misA7sus4take yoA7u? A7sus2 A7
[Verse 8]
They Dwished you'd acAcepted the Gblame for the Asus4farm A
But with the Dsea at your Afeet and the Gphony false aAsus4larm A
And with the Gchild of a Dhoodlum Em7wrapped up A7in your Darms
DHow could they Emever, ever perA7sus4suaded A7youA7sus2? A7
[Chorus]
EmSad-eyed lady of the DlowAlands
Em D | A | A7 |
Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes
D A G D G D Asus4 A | A |
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums
Em Should I put them by your A7sus4gate A7 A7sus2 A7
Em | D | % |
Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
[Verse 9]
With your Dsheet-metal Amemory of GCannery Asus4Row A
And your Dmagazine-Ahusband who one Gday just had to Asus4go A
And your Ggentleness Dnow, Em7which you just A7can't help but Dshow
DWho among them do you Emthink would emA7sus4ploy yoA7u? A7sus2 A7
[Verse 10]
DNow you stand with your Athief, you're Gon his paAsus4role A
With your Dholy meAdallion in your Gfingertips now that Asus4fold A
And your Gsaintlike Dface and your Em7ghostA7like Dsoul
Who aDmong them could ever Emthink he could deA7sus4stroy yA7ou A7sus2 A7
[Chorus]
EmSad-eyed lady of the DlowAlands
Em D | A | A7 |
Where the sad-eyed prophet say that no man comes
D A G D G D Asus4 A | A |
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums
Em Should I leave them by your A7sus4gate A7 A7sus2 A7
Em | D | % |
Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
[Solo] = Verse, Verse, Chorus
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
| G | D | Em7 A7 | D |
| D | Em | Asus4 A | Asus2 A |
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
| D | A | G | Asus4 A |
| G | D | Em7 A7 | D |
| D | Em | Asus4 A | Asus2 A |
| Em | % | D | A |
| Em | % | D | A | A7 |
| D A | G D | G D | Asus4 A | A |
(fade out over last bars