Bob Dylan - What good am i

^DWhat good am I if I m ^Glike all the ^Drest?^{G D} If I just turn away, when I ^Gsee how you re ^Ddressed ^{G D} If I ^Bmshut myself ^Doff so, I ^Bmcan t hear you ^Dcry ^GWhat ^Dgood ^Gam ^DI? ^{G D}

^DWhat good am I if I ^Gknow and don t ^Ddo? ^{G D} If I see and don t say, if I ^Glook right through ^Dyou ^{G D} If I ^Bmturn a deaf ^Dear, to the ^Gthundering ^Dsky ^GWhat ^Dgood ^Gam ^DI? ^{G D}

^DWhat good am I while ^Gyou softly ^Dweep?^{G D} And I hear in my head what you ^Gsay in your ^Dsleep ^{G D} And I ^Bmfreeze in the ^Dmoment, like the ^Bmrest who don t ^Dtry ^GWhat ^Dgood ^Gam ^DI? ^{G D}

What ^Bmgood am I ^Dthen, to ^Bmothers and ^Dme? If I ve ^Bmhad every ^Dchance, and yet ^Bmstill fail to ^Dsee? If ^Bmmy hands are ^Dtied, must I not ^Bmwonder with^Din Who ^Bmtied them and ^Dwhy and ^Gwhere must I have ^Embeen?

^DWhat good am I if I ^Gsay foolish ^Dthings? ^{G D} And I laugh in the face of ^Gwhat sorrow ^Dbrings ^{G D} And I ^Bmjust turn my ^Dback, while you ^Bmsilently ^Ddie ^GWhat ^Dgood ^Gam ^DI? ^{G D}