From: Harlan L Thompson <harlant@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu> BEWARE OF DARKNESS- George Harrison B B/A G7

W^G7atch out now, take care beware of f^G#malling sw^C#mingers ^E ^A Dropping all arou^End you ^C#m ^G#m The pain that often mi^C#mngles in your f^Dsus2ingertips^A, beware of da^Brkness ^B/A ^G7

Watch out now, take care beware of th^G#moughts that ^C#mlinger ^E ^A Winding up insi^Ede your head ^C#m ^G#m The hopelessness ar^C#mound you in the ^Dsus2dead of nigh^At, beware of s^Badness

BRIDGE:

It can h^Eit you, it can h^Durt you ^AMake you s^F#more and what is mo^Bmre, that is n^G7ot what you are he^Bre for ^B/A ^G7

Watch out now, take care beware of ^G#msoft shoe s^C#mhufflers ^E ^A Dancing down the s^Eidewalks ^C#m ^G#m As each unconscious ^C#msufferer wanders ^Dsus2aimlessl^Ay, beware of m^Baya

E D A F#m Bm G7 B B/A G7

Watch out now, take care beware of g^G#mreedy ^C#mleaders ^E ^A They'll take you where you sh^Eould not go ^C#m ^G#m While weeping atlas ^C#mcedars, they just ^Dsus2want to grow, grow and gr^Aow Beware of d^Barkness (beware of darkness) ^B/A ^G7

Dsus2: x x 0 2 3 0 FROM: All Things Must Pass, 1970.

George Harrison - Beware of darkness