Neil Young : Neil Young

Tuning: DADGBD (Double Drop D)

G7 550033 Gm7 355333

D 0x0230 Am7 577555

C x32010 Am 577557

F*

G*

C*

D*

C

D

G7

D

C

D

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G7

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F

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D

He's a perfect stranger, a cross of himself and a fox

G7

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F

)

D

He's a feeling arranger and a changer of the ways he talks

G7

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F

)

D

He's the unforeseen danger, the keeper of the key to the locks

Gm7

Am7

Know when you see him

Gm7

Am7

Nothing can free him

Gm7

Am7

Step aside, open wide

D

It's the loner If you see him in the subway he'll be down at the end of the car Watching you move until he knows he knows who you are When you get off at your station alone he'll know that you are Know when you see him Nothing can free him Step aside, open wide It's the loner

Fmaj7

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There was a woman he knew about a year or so ago She had something that he needed and he pleaded with her not to go On the day that she left he died, but it did not show Know when you see him Nothing can free him Step aside, open wide It's the loner

D6 xx0202

D/a x04x3x

E/a x05x5x

Dsus2

D

D6

All of a sudden she was on my mind

Dmaj7

G

Em

I wasn't ready for her kind

Bb

Em

A

And she was taking her time

C

G

What if she came to me?

C

G

Would she be kind?

C

G

And if she stayed with me

A

D/a

E/a

D/a

Do you think that she'd like to do anything I would?

A

D

Or would she leave me?

Dsus2

Lately I've found myself losing my mind Knowing how badly I need her It's something hard to find What if she came to me? Would she be kind? And if she stayed with me Do you think that she'd like to do anything I would? Of would she leave me?

D7

If I could have her tonight

F

Does she want to go?

F

Look at those eyes

F

Does she want it?

D7

If I could have her tonight

D7

If I could have her tonight

G

D

If I could have her tonight

D6

Dmaj7

G

Em

Gm7

Em7b5

A

A7

C

D9 x00210

Dsus2

Am7

Am

Fmaj7

Am7

Am

x2

Am

D9

I've been looking for a woman

C

D9

To save my life

Fmaj7

Em

Fmaj7

Em

Not to beg or to borrow

Am

D9

A woman with the feeling

C

D9

Of losing once or twice

Fmaj7

Em

Fmaj7

Em

Who knows how it could be tomorrow?

Am

Am/g

I've been waiting for you

Am/f#

Fmaj7

And you've been coming to me

Dsus2

Am7

Am

For such a long time now

Fmaj7

Am7

Am

Such a long time now

Am

D9

C

D9

Fmaj7

Em

Fmaj7

Em

Am

D9

C

D9

Fmaj7

Em

Fmaj7

Em

Am

Am/g

I've been waiting for you

Am/f#

Fmaj7

And you've been coming to me

Dsus2

Am7

Am

For such a long time now

Fmaj7

Am7

Am

Such a long time now

Dsus2

Am7

Am

Such a long time now

Fmaj7

Am7

Am

Such a long time now...

G

C

G

C

G

Don't call pretty Peggy, she can't hear you no more

G

C

G

Don't leave no message round her back door

C

G

They say the old laughing lady been here before

D

C

G

She don't keep time, she don't count score

G

C

G

C

G

You can't have a cupboard if there ain't no wall

C

You got to move, there's no time for you to stall

C

/b

Am

C

D

G

They say the old laughing lady dropped by to call

D

Am

C

G

And when she leaves, she leaves nothing at all

G

C

G

See the drunkard of the village fallin' on the street

C

G

He can't tell his ankle from the rest of his feet

C

/b

Am

C

G

Bm

He loves his old laughing lady Because the taste is so sweet

D

Am

C

G

But the laughin' lady's loving ain't the kind he can keep

D

Am

C

G

C

G

There's a fever on the freeway, blacks out the night

C

G

There's a slippin' on the stairway, just don't feel right

C

G

There's a rumblin' in the bedroom and a flashin' of light

D

C

G

There's the old laughing lady, everything is all right

D

C

G

There's the old laughing lady, everything is all right

D

Am

C

G

/f#

Em

Am

C

G

/f#

Em

Am

D

x2

G

/f#

Em

Now that the holidays have come

Am

C

They can relax and watch the sun

G

/f#

Em

Am

D

Rise above all of the beautiful things they've done Go to the country, take the dog Look at the sky without the smog See the world, laugh at the farmers feeding hogs

Am

D

E

Eat hot-dogs (

E

)

G#

C

F#

What a pity that the people from the city

F

Am

C

Em

/bb

Can't relate to the slower things

D

Dmaj7

That the country brings

D

Dmaj7

G

C

G

/c

G

Time itself is bought and sold

Em

The spreading fear of growing old

Bm

C

Contains a thousand foolish games

G

That we play

G

While people planning trips to stars

Em

Bm

C

Allow another boulevard to claim a quiet country lane

G

A

Asus4

A

It's insane

A

G

Bm

D

E

Em/g

F#m

Em/g

F#m

So the subtle face is a loser this time around

G

A

Here we are in the years

D

Where the showman shifts the gears

G

Lives become careers

D

G

A

Children cry in fear, "Let us out of here"

Asus2

Asus4

Asus2

A

Asus2

F#

F

D

Dmaj7

Em/d

Dmaj7

Em7

A

Dmaj7

Em/d

When we were living together

Dmaj7

Em7

A

I thought that I knew you would stay

Dmaj7

Em/d

Still, when you left me I tried to pretend

Dmaj7

Em7

A

We could make it some way

Am

F

I don't care if all of the mountains turn to dust in the air (What did you do to my)

Am

F

It isn't fair that I should wake up at dawn and not find you there

Em7

Am7

Em7

Am7

What did you do to my life?

Cmaj7

Am7

Dm7

Em7

A

A+

Dmaj7

Em/d

It's hard enough losing without

Dmaj7

Em7

A

The confusion of knowing I tried

Dmaj7

Em/d

But you've made your mind up that I'll be alone

Dmaj7

Em7

A

Now there's nothing to hide

Am

F

I don't care if all the mountains turn to dust in the air (What did you do to my)

Am

It isn't fair that I should wake up at dawn and not find you there

Em7

Am7

Em7

Am7

What did you do to my life?

Cmaj7

Am7

Dm7

Em7

A

A+

Bm

A

Bm

A

Dmaj7

Bm

A

She's a victim of her senses, do you know her?

Bm

A

Dmaj7

Can you see her in the distance as she tumbles by?

Bm

A

Veteran of a race that should be over

Bm

Bm/a

A

Bm

Can you hear her sigh? With wings to fly

E/g#

A

A/g#

D/f#

She rolls along doing it wrong

A

E

D

A

E

D

Oh, I've loved her so long, oh I've loved her so long

D

A

Bm

A

G

There's a place that I know, we could go, get away for a while

D

A

Bm

A

I can bring her the peace that she needs

G

Give her reason to smile

Bm

E

C#m

D

A

E

D

Oh, I've loved her so long

A

E

D

Oh, I've loved her so long

A9 x02423

Asus2

C

Well, I used to drive a cab, you know, I heard a siren scream

D

C

Asus2

Pulled over to the corner and fell into a dream

Asus2

C

There were two men eating pennies and three young girls who cried

D

C

Asus2

"The West coast is falling, I see rocks in the sky"

E

The preacher took his bible and he laid it on the stool

D

C

He said, "With the congregation running, why should I play the fool?"

Asus2

C

Well I used to be a woman, you know I took you for a ride

D

C

A

I let you fly my airplane, it looked good for your pride

A

C

'Cause you're the kind of man, you know, who likes what he says

D

C

A

I wonder what's it's like to be so far over my head

E

Well, the lady made the wedding and she brought along the ring

D

C

She got down on her knees and said, "Let's get on with this thing!"

A7

C

Well I used to be a folk singer keeping managers alive

D

C

A7

When you saw me on a corner and told me I was jive

A7

C

So I unlocked your mind, you know to see what I could see

D

C

A9

If you guarantee the postage I'll mail you back the key

E

Well I woke up in the morning with an arrow through my nose

D

C

There was an Indian in the corner tryin' on my clothes

A

Em7

A

C

Well I used to be asleep, you know, with blankets on my bed

D

C

Esus4

I stayed there for a while, 'til they discovered I was dead

A

C

The coroner was friendly, I liked him quite a lot

D

C

A

If I hadn't a-been a woman I guess I'd never have been caught

E

They gave me back my house and car and nothing more was said

A

C

Well I was driving down the freeway when my car ran out of gas

D

C

A

Pulled over to the station, but I was afraid to ask

A

C

The servicemen were yellow and the gasoline was green

D

C

A

Although I knew I could not, thought that I was gonna scream

E

That was on my last trip to Tulsa, just before the snow

D

C

If you ever need a ride there, Be sure to let me know

A

C

I was chopping down a palm tree when a friend dropped by to ask

D

C

Asus2

If I would feel less lonely if he helped me swing the axe

A

C

I said, "No, it's not a case of being lonely we have here

D

C

Asus2

I've been working on this palm tree for eighty-seven years"

Asus2*

C

I said, "No, it's not a case of being lonely we have here

D

C

A7

I've been working on this palm tree eighty-seven years"

E

He said, "Go get lost," and walked towards his Cadillac

D

Dsus4

C

I chopped down the palm tree and it landed on his back

Neil Young : Neil Young
1969

The Loner

If I Could Have Her Tonight

I've Been Waiting For You

The Old Laughing Lady

Here We Are In The Years

What Did You Do To My Life?

I've Loved Her So Long

The Last Trip To Tulsa

Neil Young : Neil Young 1969

The Loner

If I Could Have Her Tonight

I've Been Waiting For You

The Old Laughing Lady

Here We Are In The Years

What Did You Do To My Life?

I've Loved Her So Long

The Last Trip To Tulsa

Neil Young : Neil Young
1969