From: BROCKMAN@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu With You There To Help Me (Anderson) Jethro Tull -- BENEFIT Transcribed by: Bob Brockman (brockman@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu) Lyrics from cs.uwp.edu (benefit) Intro: Em Em7 Am C Em Em7 Am C B Em e|----0---0---0---0---|----0---0---0---0---|---2------0---| B|----0---0---1---1---|----0---0---1---1---|---4------0---| G|----0---0---2---0---|----0---0---2---0---|---4------0---| D|----2---0---2---2---|----2---0---2---2---|---4------2---| A|----------------3---|----------------3---|---2------2---| E|--------------------|--------------------|----------0---| Verse (same chord pattern each line):

----^Em-------------^Em/G----------^Em/B----------^Am---------^Am/C---------^Am/E--------^Am---^G--^Em--- In days of peace, Sweet smell- ing summer nights Of wine and song. Dusty pave- ment, burning feet.

Why am I cry- ing' I want to know. How can I smile and make it right For sixty days and eighty nights, And not give in and lose the fight' Pre-chorus: Em G A D (2x) F# A B E (2x) B C# D (2x) Chorus:

^GI'm going ^Aback to the ^Dones that I know With ^Gwhom I can ^Cbe what I ^Bwant to be. ^GJust one ^Aweek for the ^Dfeeling to go, G A D Em (intro riff again) And with you there to help me then it probably will.

Verse 2 (lyrics): I won't go down Acting the same old play. Gave sixty days for just one night. Don't think I'd make it, but I'd bet I might. Pre-chorus Chorus Intro riff, then ( Em D ) a couple of times Chorus (2x) Intro riff, then more ( Em D ) behind solo, end on Em.

Jethro Tull - With you there to help me