Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan).Htm

Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan).Htm

Like A Rolling Stone Bob Dylan C Dm Em F G Intro ½C ½F x4 ½C Once upon a time you ½Dm dressed so fine You ½Em threw the bums a dime ½F in your prime, G didn't you? | ½C People'd call, say, ½Dm "Beware doll, you're ½Em bound to fall" You thought ½F they were all G kiddin' you | F You used to G laugh about F everybody that was G hangin' out ½F Now you ½Em don't ½Dm talk so loud ½C ½F Now you ½Em don't ½Dm seem so proud ½C About Dm having to be scroungin' F for your next G meal | How does it ½C feel? ½F G How does it ½C feel? ½F G To be without a ½C home, ½F G like a complete un½Cknown ½F G Like a rollin' ½C stone ½F G ½C ½F G | Aww, you've ½C gone to the ½Dm finest school all ½Em right, Miss Lonely But you ½F know you only used to get G juiced in it | No½Cbody has ever taught you ½Dm how to live on the ½Em street And now you're ½F gonna have to get G used to it | F You said you'd never G compromise F with the mystery tramp, but now you G realize ½F He's not ½Em selling any ½Dm alibis ½C ½F As you stare into the ½Em vacuum ½Dm of his eyes ½C And Dm say do you want to F make a G deal? | How does it ½C feel? ½F G How does it ½C feel? ½F G To be on your ½C own ½F G with no direction ½C home ½F G A complete un½Cknown, ½F G like a rollin' ½C stone ½F G ½C ½F G | Aww, you ½C never turned a½Dmround to see the frowns ½Em On the jugglers and the ½F clowns when they all did G tricks for you | You ½C never understood that it ½Dm ain't no good You ½Em shouldn't let other ½F people get your G kicks for you | F You used to ride on the chrome horse with your G diplomat F Who carried on his shoulder a G Siamese cat ½F Ain't it hard ½Em when you dis½Dmcover that ½C ½F He really ½Em wasn't ½Dm where it's at ½C After Dm he took from you F everything he could G steal | How does it ½C feel? ½F G How does it ½C feel? ½F G To have you on your ½C own ½F G with no direction ½C home ½F G Like a complete un½Cknown, ½F G like a rollin' ½C stone ½F G ½C ½F G | Aww, ½C Princess on the ½Dm steeple and all the ½Em pretty people They're all ½F drinkin', thinkin' that they G got it made | ½C Exchanging all ½Dm precious gifts ½Em But you'd better ½F take your diamond ring, G you'd better pawn it, babe | F You used to be G so amused F at Napoleon in rags and the G language that he used ½F Go to him now, he ½Em calls you, you ½Dm can't refuse ½C ½F When you got ½Em nothin', you got ½Dm nothin' to lose ½C Dm You're invisible now, you got F no secrets to conGceal | How does it ½C feel? ½F G How does it ½C feel? ½F G To be on your ½C own ½F G with no direction ½C home ½F G Like a complete un½Cknown, ½F G like a rollin' ½C stone ½F G ½C ½F G | C↓ Wed Dec 18 2019 06:39:02 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use..

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