Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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Early one morning the sun was shining,
Dsus4
I was laying in bed
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Wondering if she'd changed at all
G
if her hair was still red
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Dsus4
Her folks, said our lives together
D
sure was gonna be rough
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They never did like mama's
homemade dress
Dsus4
G
And papa's bank book
wasn't big enough
A
But I was standing on the
Bm
side of the road
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G
Rain falling on my shoes
A
Bm
Headed out for the east coast
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G
Lord knows I've paid some dues
A
Getting blue
C
D
Dsus4
Tangled up in blue
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She was married when we first met,
soon to be divorced
I helped her out of the gym
Dsus4
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I guess, but I used a little too much force
D
We drove that car as far as we could,
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D
abandoning our ways
I up on the dock, said no,
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put that ring in, it was bad
A
Bm
She said something that ticked her to me
D
G
as I was walking away
A
Bm
Up on my shoulder,
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we'll meet again
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someday on the avenue
A
C
G
D
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Take all the fin goo
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I had a job in the great Newark woods
D
Workin' as a cook for a spare
Am
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But I never did like it all that much
G
And one day the extra spare
Asus4
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So I drifted down to New Orleans
Am
D
And picked it up to be employed
I worked for a while on a fishin' boat
G
Right outside of Delacroix
A
Bm
But all the while I was alone
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G
The past was close behind
A
Seen a lot of women
Bm
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G
But she never escaped my mind,
A
G
D
and I just grew tangled in blue
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She was working in a tarp -less place,
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and I stopped in for a beer
Am
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I just kept staring at the side of her face
G
D
in this blinding light so clear
Am
Then later on as the crowd came out
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I was just about to do the same
Am
D
She was standing there in
the back of my chair
Dsus4
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She said to me,
don't I know your name
A
But I muttered something
Bm
underneath of my breath
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G
She could still never look at my face
A
Bm
I must admit I felt a little uneasy
D
When she bent down
G
A
and tied the laces of my shoes
G
D
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She lit a burner on the stove
and offered me a pipe
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D
I thought you'd never say hello,
she said
G
You looked like the silent type
Asus4
D
She opened up a book of poems
and handed it to me
Written by an Italian poet
G
from the 13th century
A
Bm
And every one of them words rang true
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G
And flew like burning coal
A
Bm
Tore right off of every page
D
Like it was written on my soul
G
A
For me to give
C
G
D
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To take all the food
Well, I lived with them on Montague Street,
a basement down the stairs
There was music in the cafes at night,
G
a revolutionary fever
D
Then he started into
dealing with slaves,
Dsus4
D
and something inside of him died
She had to sell everything she owned
G
on the southern side
A
And then when finally
Bm
the bottom fell out
D
and I became withdrawn
G
A
Bm
The only thing I knew how to do
D
G
was to keep on keepin' on
A
Like a bird that flew,
C
G
D
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tangled in the breeze
So now I'm going back again,
I've got to get to her somehow
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All the people we used to know,
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D
they're an illusion to me
G
D
Some are mathematicians,
some are carpenters' wives
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I don't know how
it all got started,
G
I know what they're doing with their lives
A
Bm
But me, I'm still on the road
D
headed for another joint
G
A
Bm
We always didn't feel the same,
D
G
we just sighed from a different
A
point of view
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D
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Tangled up in blue
Am
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Am
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Dsus4
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Bm
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Asus4
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C
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E
Thank you.
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