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Song: This Evening So Soon Artist: Bob Dylan Album: Another Self Portrait: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 10 Tabbed by: breakingglass27 This song is easily one of the best tracks on Another Self Portrait, and I figured it would be easy enough to learn and play along to. But I quickly found that the chords don't always follow the same pattern, and by the time I had them written out for my own use, it was just about a complete tab; so here it is. In this song, F and Dm sound very similar, and Dylan uses them interchangeably. He also throws in an F in place of an Em in a couple places, so watch out for that. I tabbed out some of the riffs at the bottom, listen for the timing whenever he plays around with those three G chords. There are some strange spots (he fumbles on the "his arms, his legs and his feet were dragging" line) that come from this being the only take he recorded of this song (at least I think it is). Even so, I can't believe he left this on the cutting room floor in favor of so many lesser tracks. Tuning: Standard, slightly flat
x C o o xxDmo o Em ooo F ====== ====== ====== ====== ||||o| |||||o |||||| o|||oo ||o||| |||o|| |oo||| |||o|| |o|||| ||||o| |||||| |oo||| ------ ------ ------ ------
Gooox xC/G o o Csus/G x o o ====== ====== ====== |||||| ||||o| ||||o| |o|||| ||o||| |||||| o||||| o||||| o|o||| ------ ------ ------
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em F C Dm Em Dm
C Tell old BDmill Em when he comes Dmhome this mCorning, Dm Em F C Dm Em F (Riff 1) Tell old Bill when he comes home this evening, C Tell old BDmill when Emhe comes hoFme, To lCeave them dDmowntown gEmirls aloneF This Cmorning, Dm this Emevening, G so Csoon.Dm Em F
C Old DmSal was Embaking Fbread this Cmorning, Dm Em G C Old DmSal was Embaking Dmbread this Cevening, Dm Em F C Old DmSal was Embaking Fbread When she Cfound out Dmthat her EmBill was Fdead This mCorning, Dm this Emevening, Dm so CsoonDm. Em F
She Csaid oh nDmo, that Emcan't be soDm, this morningC, Dm Em F C Dm Em Dm (Fill 2) Oh no, that can't be so, this evening, She Csaid oh nDmo, that Emcan't be soDm My CBill left Dmhome about an Fhour aGgo This CmorningDm, this EmeveningDm, so Csoon. Dm Em G
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em F C Dm Em Dm G C/G C Dm Em F C Dm Em F C Dm Em C/G C Dm Em F
Well they Cbrought Bill Dmhome in a Emhurry-up wDmagon this mCorning,Dm Em G They Cbrought Bill Dmhome in a Emhurry-up Dmwagon this GeveninC/Gg, Well you know they Cbrought Bill hDmome in a Emhurry-up wFagon His Dmarms his lCegs and his fDmeet were dGragging This CmorningDm, this Emevening, Fso soCon. Dm Em G So CsoonDm, Em Dm so CsoonDm. Em F So CsoonDm. Em Dm
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm G C/G Csus/G C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em F
C Tell old BDmill Em when he comes Dmhome this mCorning, Dm Em F C Tell old BDmill Em when he comes Dmhome this GeveningC/G, Csus/G C Tell old BDmill when Emhe comes hoDmme, To lCeave them dDmowntown gEmirls aloneDm This CmorningDm, this FeveningG, so soon.C Dm Em Dm So CsoonDm, Em Dm so CsoonDm. Em Dm
C Dm Em Dm C (Riff 1) G C/G Csus/G C/G G C/G |--------------------------------|--------------0--0----0--0----0-| |-0----0--1----1--1----1--1----1-|-0----0--1----1--1----1--1----1-| |-0----0--0----0--0----0--0----0-|-0----0--0----0--0----0--0----0-| |-0-------2----2--3----3--2----2-|-0-------2----2--2----2--2----2-| |-2-------x-------x-------x------|-2-------x-------x-------x------| |-3-------3-------3-------3------|-3-------3-------3-------3------| (Riff 2) G Csus/G C/G |--------------------------------|--------------0--0----0--0----0-| |-0----0--0----0--1----1--1----1-|-1----1--1----1--1----1--1----1-| |-0----0--0----0--0----0--0----0-|-0----0--0----0--0----0--0----0-| |-0-------0-------3----3--3----3-|-2----2--2----2--2----2--2----2-| |-2-------2-------x-------x------|-x-------x-------x-------x------| |-3-------3-------3-------3------|-3-------3-------3-------3------|