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Bob Dylan : Misc Covers


  1. A Change Is Gonna Come
  2. Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
  3. Annie's Going To Sing Her Song
  4. Catskill Serenade
  5. Dark As A Dungeon
  6. End Of The Innocence
  7. I Am The Man Thomas
  8. I'm In The Mood For Love
  9. Jamaica Farewell
  10. Lonesome River
  11. Mississippi And You
  12. Moon River
  13. Never Let Me Go
  14. Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache
  15. Repossession Blues

  16. San Francisco Bay Blues
  17. Sloppy Drunk
  18. Stone Walls And Steel Bars
  19. Tell Old Bill
  20. The Usual
  21. Thirsty Boots
  22. You Belong To Me

A Change Is Gonna Come

<Sam Cooke>
Capo:
I
C
/b
Am
/g
F
Em/b
Dm7
Am7
Bb9b5
Ab11+
: . : . . . : . . . : . . . : . . .
-h5---3--|-----------------|----------------|----------------|-0-------0------|
---------|3h5---3---1---0--|-3---1----------|-------------1--|-0---1----------|
--5------|----------0------|-2-------2---0--|-----0---2---2--|-1-------3------|
---------|--5-------2------|-2-------2------|-3---2---0---2--|-0-------4------|
---------|--3-------2------|-0--------------|-0---2---3---3--|-1-------3------|
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G7
.
C
I was born by the river, in a little tent
Dm
Am
Just like the river I've been running ever since (
G/b
)
C
Dm
F
E7
It's been a long, a long time coming, but I know
Am
C
.
Csus4
C
A change is gonna come, oh yes it will
It's been too hard living, but I'm afraid to die I don't know what's up there beyond the sky It's been a long time coming, but I know A change is gonna come, oh yes it will I go to the movie and I go downtown Somebody always tellin' me, don't hang around It's been a long, a long time coming, but I know A change is gonna come, oh yes it will
Dm
Am
Now I go to see my brother
Dm
Am
I say brother, help me please
Dm
Am
But he wind up a-knocking me
D7
G11
G7
Back down on my knees
There been times that I thought I couldn't last for long Now I think I'm able to carry on It's been a long, a long time coming, but I know A change is gonna come, oh yes it will


Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
1983

<Willie Nelson>
G
Bm
C
G
If you had not have fallen then I would not have found you
C
D
G
Angel flying too close to the ground
G
Bm
C
G
I patched up your broken wing and hung around for a while
A
D
D7
Trying to keep your spirits up and your fever down
G
G7
So leave me if you need to
C
A
I will still remember
G
D
G
Angel flying too close to the ground
G
C
I knew someday that you would fly away
A
D
For love's the greatest healer to be found
So leave me if you need to I will still remember Angel flying too close to the ground Fly on fly on past the speed of sound I'd rather see you up than see you down So leave me if you need to I will still remember Angel flying too close to the ground


Annie's Going To Sing Her Song

<Tom Paxton>
G
D
What's your hurry? Just watch this
C
G
This is one you mustn't miss
C
G
Annie's going to sing her song
D
G
Called, "Take me back again"
A drink for me, a drink for you You're going to need a drink or two Annie's going to sing that song Called, "Take me back again"
C
G
You never heard it sung before?
D
G
I hear it twice a month or more
C
G
Complete with tears and sheepish grins
C
D
It only lacks the violins
The tune goes flat from time to time The lyric sometimes it fails to rhyme But Annie's going to sing her song Called, "Take me back again" Sometimes it lasts the whole night long Depends on how long she's been gone I sit and look as hard as nails She knows the damn thing never fails Take the bottle, fill your cup Don't miss the part where I fold up Annie's going to sing her song Called, "Take me back again"


Catskill Serenade

<David Bromberg>
E
A
B7
E
Where are the men that I used to sport with? What has become of my beautiful town? Wolf, my own friend, even you don't know me This must be the end, my house is tumbled down
C#m
B
A
My land it was rich, but I wouldn't work it I guess I made a shrew of my wife My duty clear, I could always find some way to shirk it I dreamed away the best years of my life
Seems like only this morning, I went up into the mountain No word of warning, just her usual curse I hated the house, with all her nagging and shouting But to be in this strange world was a thousand times worse Where are the men that I used to sport with? What has become of my beautiful town? Wolf, my own friend, even you don't know me This must be the end, my house is tumbled down He called me by name, he bought me that cheaply He called me by name, I didn't know what to think I watched their loud games, and oh, I drink deeply Though no one had ever asked me to drink And you know that stolen liquor, it was sweeter than whiskey Many times quicker, just to put me to sleep That drinking with strangers can be very risky My sleep it was long, it was twenty years deep Where are the men that I used to sport with? What has become of my beautiful town? Wolf, my own friend, even you don't know me This must be the end, my house is tumbled down


Dark As A Dungeon

<Merle Travis>
C
Em
F
G7
Gather round fellows, so young and so fine
C
Em
F
C
And seek not your fortune way down in the mine
C
Em
F
G7
It will form like a habit and seep in your soul
C
Em
F
C
'Til the stream of your blood is as black as the coal
G
F
C
It's dark as a dungeon and it's damp as the dew
G
F
C
Where the dangers are double and the pleasures are few
C
Em
F
G
Where the rain never falls and the sun never shines
C
Em
F
C
Csus4
C
Lord, it's dark as a dungeon way down in the mine
It's many a man I have seen in my day Who lived just to labor his whole life away Like a fiend with his dope or a drunkard his wine A man must have lust for the lure of the mines It's dark as a dungeon and it's damp as the dew Where the dangers are double and the pleasures are few Where the rain never falls and the sun never shines Lord, it's dark as a dungeon way down in the mine I hope when I'm gone and the ages do roll My body will blacken and turn into coal Then I'll look from the door of my heavenly home And pity the miner a-diggin' my bones It's dark as a dungeon and it's damp as the dew Where the dangers are double and the pleasures are few Where the rain never falls and the sun never shines Lord, it's dark as a dungeon way down in the mine


End Of The Innocence

<Don Henley>
G
D
Em
D
C
Em
D/f#
Em
G
C
x2
G
C
Remember when the days were long and rolled beneath a deep blue sky
G
C
D
Didn't have a care in the world with mommy and daddy standing by
G
C
But happily ever after fails and we've been poisoned by these fairy tales
G
Em
C
D
The lawyers dwell on small details since daddy had to fly
Em
Bm
Am
C
Ah but I know a place where we can go
Em
C
D
Still untouched by man
Em
Bm
Am
C
Sit and watch the clouds go by
Em
C
D
The tall grass waving in the wind
G
D
C
Lay your head down on the ground
Em
Bm
Am
C
Let your hair fall all around me
G
D
C
Offer up your best defence
Em
Bm
Am
This is the end
C
D
G
This is the end of the innocence
Oh beautiful for spacious skies, but now those skies are threatening They're beating plowshares into swords, for this tired old man that we elected king Armchair warriors often fail, and we've been poisoned by these fairytales The lawyers clean up all details since daddy had to lie But I know a place where we can go And wash away the sin Sit and watch the clouds go by The tall grass waves in the wind You can lay your head back on the ground Let your hair fall spill all around me Offer up your best defence This is the end This is the end of the innocence Who knows how long this will last, or how we've come so far so fast Somewhere back there in the dust, that same small town in each of us I need to remember this, so baby give me one more kiss And let me take a long last look before we say goodbye Just lay your head back on the ground Let your hair fall all around me Offer up your best defence But this is the end This is the end of the innocence


I Am The Man Thomas

<Ralph Stanley and Larry Sparks>
G
I am the Man, Thomas, I am the man
D
G
Look at these nail scars here in my hand
They drove me up the hill, Thomas, I am the Man They made me carry the cross, Thomas, I am the man I am the Man, Thomas, I am the Man Look at these nail scars here in my hand They crowned my head with thorns, Thomas, I am the Man They nailed me to the cross, Thomas, I am the Man I am the Man, Thomas, I am the Man Look at these nail scars here in my hand They pierced me in the side, I am the Man I died on the cross, Thomas, I am the Man I am the Man, Thomas, I am the Man Look at these nails scars here in my hand They buried me in the tomb, Thomas, I am the Man In three days I rose, Thomas, I am the Man I am the Man, Thomas, I am the Man Look at these nails scars here in my hand


I'm In The Mood For Love
1988

<Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields>
Sung by Bob Dylan four times during 1988 and 1989
The D7 in the bridge can be played x54530 (and I think that's what Bob does).
Intro (and basic melody, as well as chords for the verses.
The swift upward sweep in line 2 can be replaced with a sustained G)
C
.
Dm*
G
Dm
Em
F
G
F
G
C
.
Em7
.
D#m7
Dm7
.
|-----------------|-----1-3--5--7--8-----|-10-7-10-7--6--5-8-----|
|-1-------3-------|---5-1-3--6--8--8-----|-8-------8--7--6-------|
|-0-------2-----0-|---4-2-4--5--7--9-----|-7-------7--6--5-------|
|-2-------3----0--|-3-5------------------|-9-------9--8--7-------|
|-3---------------|----------------------|-7---------------------|
|-------------3---|----------------------|-0---------------------|
Dm7
.
G
C
.
|-55555-3-0--------|
|-66666-3-1--------|
|-55555-4-0--------|
|-77777-5-2--------|
|-55555-5-3--------|
|-------3----------|
C
Dm
I'm in the mood for love
G
C
Simply because you're near me
Em7
D#m7
Dm7
Funny, but when you're near me
G/f
C
I'm in the mood for love
| . . . . . . .
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|-----8--------8----------------------|-
|-----9----------9-7------------------|-
|--------------------10-9-7-----------|-
|---------------------------10-8-7----|-
|----------------------------------10-|-8
..love
Heaven is in your eyes True as the stars we're under Is it any wonder I'm in the mood for love?
Dm
C
Why stop to think of whether
Dm
C
This little dream might fade?
Em
Am
We've put our hearts together
D7*
Now we are one
Gsus4
G
I'm not afraid!
If there's a cloud above If it should rain we'll let it But for tonight, forget it! I'm in the mood for love


Jamaica Farewell

<Trad>
50th Anniversary Collection 1970
Down the way where the nights are gay And the sun shines daily on the mountain top I took a trip on a sailing ship And when I reached Jamaica I made a stop But I'm sad to say I'm on my way Won't be back for many a day My heart is down, my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town Sounds of laughter everywhere And the dancing girls swaying to and fro I must declare that my heart is there Though I've been from Maine to Mexico But I'm sad to say I'm on my way Won't be back for many a day My heart is down, my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town
Instrumental verse
Down at the market you can hear Ladies crying out while on their heads they bear Akey rice, salt fish are nice And the rum is fine any time of year But I'm sad to say I'm on my way Won't be back for many a day My heart is down, my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town Yes I'm sad to say I'm on my way Won't be back for many a day My heart is down, my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town


Lonesome River

<Ralph and Carter Stanley>
From "Ralph Stanley and Friends: Clinch Mountain Country" (1998)
Approximation of mandolin intro for guitar:
A
, . .
E
. . , . . : . . , . .
A
--------------|-0-----------------|-0-----5-2----------|-----
--------------|-0-trem.-----------|-0--------5-12------|-----
--2222-----2--|-------------------|---------------2----|-2--- etc
--2222--4-----|-------------------|----------------2-4-|-----
--------------|-------------------|--------------------|-----
--------------|-------------------|--------------------|-----
A
I sit here alone on the banks of the river
D
A
The lonesome wind blows and the water runs high
D
A
I can hear a voice call from out there in the darkness
E
A
But I sit here alone too lonesome to cry
A
Oh the water rolls high on the river at midnight I sit on the shore too grievin' to cry The woman I love she left me this morning
E
A
With no one to love or kiss me goodnight
We met there one night on the banks of the river Sat there holdin' hands and makin' a vow That we never would part and be happy together But the new love she's found - she's gone with him now Oh the water rolls high on the river at midnight I sit on the shore too grievin' to cry The woman I love she left me this morning With no one to love or kiss me goodnight


Mississippi And You

<Jimmie Rodgers>
G
E7
Am
I'm growing tired of these big city nights
D
G
Tired of the glamour and tired of the sights
C
G
E(7)
In all my dreams, I am roving once more
A
D
Back to my home on the old river shore
G
C
Cm
I am sad and weary, far away from home
G
D
G
D
Miss the Mississippi and you, dear
G
C
Cm
Nights are dark and dreary, everywhere I roam
G
D
G
Miss the Mississippi and you
C
G
Rolling this wide world over
A
D
Always alone and blue, blue
G
C
Cm
Nothing seems to cheer me under heaven's dome
G
D
G
Miss the Mississippi and you
C
. . | . . . |
G
. . | . . . |
G
. . |
D
. . |
G
. . | . . . |
Memories are bringing, happy days of yore Missing Mississippi and you Mockingbirds are singing around the cabin door Miss the Mississippi and you Rolling this wide world over Always alone and blue, so blue Longing for my homeland, muddy water shore Miss the Mississippi and you
G
. . | . . . |
C
. . |
Cm
. . |
G
. . |
D
. . |
G
|


Moon River

<Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer>
C
Am
F
Em
Moon River, wider than a mile
F
Em
Dm7
G
I'm crossing you in style someday
Am
C
F
Em
All the dream makers, you heartbreaker
C
B7
Em
Dm7
G
(
G11
) Wherever you're going I'm going your way
C
Am
F
Em
Two drifters off to see the world
F
Em
Dm7
G
Such a lovely world to see
Am
/g#
C/g
Dm
We're after the same rainbows
Em
F
Em
And waiting round the bend
F
Em
My huckleberry friend
Am
Dm7
G
C
Moon River and me


Never Let Me Go

<Joseph C. Scott>
(
/d
/e
/f#
)
G
G
Em
Just let me love you tonight
Am/c
D
G
Em
Forget about tomorrow
Am/c
D
G
Em
My darlin' let me hold you tight
C
G/b
Am
D
G
C/g
G
And never let me go
Dry your eyes No tears and no sorrow Cling to me with all your might And never let me go
G7
C
Cm
A million times or more dear
G
D
G
G7
You said we'd never part
B7
Em
But lately I find
A7
D
C
G/b
D9
A stranger in my arms
Give me the right In summer or in springtime To tell the world that you are mine And never let me go
C
G/b
Am
D
G


Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache

<Lilian May & Willie Bea Thompson>
C
Am
Who you been lovin' since I been gone?
F
G
A long tall man with a red coat on
C
Am
Good-for-nothing baby, you've been doing me wrong
F
G
C
Am
Who you been lovin' since I been gone
F
G
C
Who you been lovin' since I been gone
Who's been playin' around with you? A real cool cat with eyes of blue Triflin' baby are you being true? Who's been fooling around with you? (
C7
) Who's been fooling around with you?
F
Somebody saw you at the break of day
C
Dining and dancing at the cabaret
D9
He was long and tall, had plenty of cash
G
He had a red Cadillac and a black moustache
He held your hand and he sang you a song Who you been lovin' since I been gone? Who you been lovin' since I been gone?


Repossession Blues

<Roland James>
Performed at Budokan 1978
A
A
Well, I ain't got no money
I'm gonna lose everything I own
D
Well, I ain't got no money
A
I'm gonna lose everything I own
E
You know a man was coming out this morning
D
A
They want to repossess my home
Well, they took my television Now they're coming for my radio Well, they took my television Now they're coming for my radio They don't like the way I'm doing They say I pay my bills too slow I paid twenty dollars down I bought a new Chevrolet Bel-Air I paid twenty dollars down I bought a new Chevrolet Bel-Air Was a man he came out and got it And now I got to walk everywhere


San Francisco Bay Blues

<Jesse Fuller>
C/g
|
F
|
C
/b
/bb
|
A7
|
F
|
G
|
C
|
C
C
F
C
I got the blues from my baby livin' by the San Francisco Bay
F
C
The ocean liners not so far away
F
C
/b
/bb
A7
I didn't mean to treat her so bad; she was the best girl I ever have had
D7/f#
G7
I said goodbye, I can take a cry, I wanna lay down and die
C
F
C
I ain't got a nickle and I ain't got a lousy dime
F
E
Em
E
She don't come back, think I'm gonna lose my mind
F
C
/b
/bb
A7
If she ever get back to stay it's gonna be another brand new day
D7/f#
G7
C
Walkin' with my baby down by San Francisco Bay
Sittin' down lookin' from the back door wonderin' which way to go Woman I'm so crazy 'bout she don't love me no more Think I'll catch me a freight train 'cause I'm feelin' blue Ride all the way to the end of the line thinkin' only of you Meanwhile livin' in the city just about to go insane All I heard my baby Lord the way she used to call my name If she ever get back to stay it's gonna be another brand new day Walkin' with my baby down by San Francisco Bay Walkin' with my baby down by San Francisco Bay Yeah, walkin' with my baby down by San Francisco Bay


Sloppy Drunk

<David Bromberg>
G/d
G7/f
Em
Eb7
G/d
D7
: . . . : . . . : . . . : . . .
|-3---3---3---3---|-3---3---3---3---|-3---------------|-----------------
|-0---0---0---0---|-0---0--(2---2)--|-0---3---3---3---|-----------------
|-0---0---0---0---|-0---0---3---3---|-0---5---5---5---|-----------------
|-0---0---3---3---|-2---2---1---1---|-0---4---4---4---|-----------------
|-----------------|-----------------|-----5---5---5---|-----------------
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------
G
I don't want no reefer right now, I never touch no junk
Just give me a bottle of Jack Daniels, child, I'll get sloppy drunk
C
G
I don't want no reefer, I never touch no junk
D7
C7
Give me a bottle of good bourbon, darling, yes, I'll get sloppy drunk
G/d
.
G7/f
.
Em
.
Eb7
.
G/d
D7
. . . . . . Well, I love my whiskey, great god, gotta have my gin Come on, let's do something nasty, gal, watch the walls break in Well, I love my whiskey, I got to have my gin Come on, let's do something nasty, gal, until the walls break in Well, look here Firmin, god knows, you're a mess Folks that say they don't drink no more, I know they don't drink no less Well, my good friend Firmin over there, ah, he's a mess Well, he says he don't drink no more, I know he don't drink no less Well, I'm leavin' town, baby, go on pack my trunk I got no good bourbon, got no, but this blues got me sloppy drunk [Rose,] I'm leavin' Frisco, come on, pack my trunk I never touch no whiskey, but the blues, great god! got me sloppy drunk
G
.
G7/f
.
Em
.
Eb
.
G
F
F#
G


Stone Walls And Steel Bars

<Stanley Brothers>
As performed by Bob Dylan in Beverly Hills, CA, USA, 21-May-1997
G
C
G
Stone walls, steel bars, a love on my mind
G
C
G
I'm a three time loser, I'm long gone this time
D
C
G
Jealousy has took my young life
D
C
G
All for the love of another man's wife
G
G7
C
But I've had it comin', I've known all the time
G
D
G
No more stone walls, steel bars or you on my mind
Stone walls, steel bars, a love on my mind I'm a three time loser, I'm long gone this time Old, gray warden, dark Frisco Bay Guards all around me, leadin' my way I've had it comin', I tend o'er the line No more stone walls, steel bars nor you on my mind Stone walls, steel bars, a love on my mind I'm a three time loser, I'm long gone this time I'm a three time loser, I'm long gone this time


Tell Old Bill

<Trad; Roud 7876>
C
Dm
Em
Dm
C
Dm
Em
F
C
Dm
Em
Dm
C
Dm
Em
Dm
C
Dm
Em
F
Tell old Bill, when he comes home this morning
C
Dm
Em
F
G
C/g
G7
C/g
G
C/g
G7
C/g
Tell old Bill, when he comes home this evening
C
Dm
Em
F
Tell old Bill, when he comes home
C
Dm
Em
F
To leave them downtown girls alone
C
Dm
Em
G7sus4
C
This morning, this evening, so soon
C
Dm
Em
F
G7sus4
C
Dm
Em
F
G
C
Dm
Em
G7
Old Sal was baking bread this morning Old Sal was baking bread this evening Old Sal was baking bread When she found out that her Bill was dead This morning, this evening, so soon She said, "Oh no, it can't be so," this morning "Oh no, it can't be so this evening" She said, "Oh no, it can't be so My Bill left home about an hour ago" This morning, this evening, so soon Well, they brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon this morning They brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon this evening Well, you know, they brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon His arms, his legs and feet were dragging This morning, this evening, so soon So soon So soon So soon Tell old Bill when he comes home this morning Tell old Bill when he comes home this evening Yes, tell old Bill when he comes home To leave them downtown girls alone This morning, this evening, so soon So soon So soon


The Usual

<John Hiatt>
A
A
I'm trippin' over dumb drunks at a party
F
G
A
My girlfriend just ran off with the DJ
A
I'd give her everything I had, but she refused it
F
G
A
It don't matter now, she don't know how to use it
C
My confidence is dwindling
D
Look at the shape I'm in
C
Where's my pearls, where's the swine?
D
I'm not thirsty, but I'm standing in line
A
I'll have the usual
Yeah, I'll have the usual Fifty silhouettes now tumblin' on the dance floor Pink elephants fallin' through a trap door Sixty cigarettes a day because I'm nervous When will that bitch begin to serve us? I used to be a good boy, livin' the good life Fifty thousand kisses later she was a housewife She was good, I was unkind I'm not thirsty, but I'm standin' in line I'll have the usual, yeah I'll have the usual Big Jim says that the second coming's comin' I think he must be seein' double or something You can hang around here, waiting for the offerings I can't win, but I've seen enough, man A fifth of whiskey keep the doctor away A little more and it's judgement day I had a future, but she just passed out I'm gonna drink until I see what am I talkin' about I'll have the usual, yeah I'll have the usual I'll have the usual Yeah, the usual


Thirsty Boots

<Eric Andersen>
G7sus4 3x3010
G7add6 323000
C
Em
You've long been on the open road
Dm
G
G7add6
You've been sleeping in the rain
C
Em
From the dirty words and muddy cells
Dm
G
Your clothes are smeared and stained
C
Em
But the dirty words and muddy cells
Dm
G
Will soon be judged insane
C
F
So only stop and rest yourself
Dm
G
G7sus4
Till you are off again
C
F
And take off your thirsty boots
C
F
And stay for a while
C
/b
Am
/g
Your feet are hot and weary
Dm
G
G7sus4
From a dusty mile
C
F
And maybe I can make you laugh
C
F
Maybe I can try
C
/b
Am
/g
I'm just looking for the evening
Dm
G7sus4
C
And the morning in your eye
Now, tell me of the ones you saw As far as you could see Across the plain from field to town A-marching to be free And of the rusted prison gates That tumbled by degree Like laughing children, one by one Who look like you and me
C
F
And take off your thirsty boots
F
G7sus4
And stay for a while
C
/b
Am
/g
Your feet are hot and weary
Dm
G
From a dusty mile
C
/b
Am
/g
And maybe I can make you laugh
Dm
G
G7
And maybe I can try
C
/b
Am
/g
Just looking for the evening
Dm
G
G7sus4
C
And the morning in your eye
C
Em/b
I know you are no stranger
Dm
G
Down the crooked rainbow trails
C
/b
Am
/g
From dancing cliff-edged shattered sills
F
Dm
G
G7sus4
Of slandered, shackled jails
C
/b
Am
/g
But the voices drift up from below
Dm
F
G
As the walls are being scaled
C
/b
Am
/g
Yes, all of this, and more, my friend
Dm
G
G7sus4
Your song shall not be failed
C
/b
Am
/g
And take off your thirsty boots
F
G
And stay for a while
C
/b
Am
/g
Your feet are hot and weary
Dm
G
From a dusty mile
C
/b
Am
/g
And maybe I can make you laugh
Dm
F
G
G7
And maybe I can try
C
/b
Am
/g
Just looking for the evening
Dm
G
C
And the morning in your eye


You Belong To Me

<Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart and Chilton Price>
Capo:
IV
Dm(add9) xx3230
G7sus4 3x301x
Intro
C
. . .
Em
. . .
F
. . .
C
. . .
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F
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Fm
.
C
,
G/b
,
Am
.
Dm(add9)
G7sus4
C
.
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C
Em
See the pyramids along the Nile
F
C
Watch the sunrise from a tropic isle
F
Fm
C
Am
Just remember, darling all the while
Dm(add9)
G7sus4
You belong to me
C
Em
See the marketplace in old Algiers
F
C
Send me photographs and souvenirs
F
Fm
C
/b
Am
Just remember when a dream appears
Dm(add9)
G7sus4
C
You belong to me
C
C7
F
I'll be so alone without you
D7
G
Maybe you'll be lonesome too
Csus4
And blue
Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain Just remember 'til you're home again You belong to me
instrumental verse, as intro
I'll be so alone without you Maybe you'll be lonesome too And blue Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain Just remember 'til you're home again You belong to me