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Song by Bob Dylan (3/4 Ballad)
performed by Leon Russell in 4/4 Blues
F7 (x 4 bars)
Oh, wheF7re have you been, my blue eyed son? Bb7 F7
Where F7have you been, my darling young one? Bb7 C7
I've stBb7umbled on the side of twelve misty mountains C7 F7
I've wBb7alked and I've crawled on six crooked highways C7 F7
I've sBb7tepped in the middle of seven sad forests C7 F7
I've beeBb7n out in front of a dozen dead oceans C7 F7
And it's a hF7ard, and it's a hard, it'sC7 a hard, and it's a F7hard Bb7
And it's a haF7rd rain's gonna faC7ll F7
F7 (x 4 bars)
Oh, whF7at did you see, my blue eyed son? Bb7 F7
What dF7id you see, my darling young one? Bb7 C7
I saw a Bb7black branch with blood that kept dripping C7 F7
I saw a Bb7room full of men with their hammers bleeding C7 F7
I saw a Bb7white ladder all covered with water C7 F7
I saw teBb7n thousand talkers whose tongues were all broken C7 F7
And it's a hard, aF7nd it's a hard, it'sC7 a hard, ohhh it's F7a hard Bb7
And it's a haF7rd rain's gonna C7fall F7
F7 (x 4 bars)
Tell mF7e what did you hear, my blue eyed son? Bb7 F7
What dF7id you hear, my darling young one? Bb7 C7
I heard Bb7one hundred drummers whose hands were a blazing C7 F7
Ten thouBb7sand whispering and nobody listening C7 F7
I heard Bb7one person starve, I heard many people laughing C7 F7
I heard Bb7the song of a poet who died in the gutter C7 F7
And it's a hard, F7 and it's a hard, it'C7s a hard, ohhh it's aF7 hard Bb7
And it's a haF7rd rain's gonna C7fall F7
F7 (x 4 bars)
Well,F7 what'll you do now, my blue eyed son? Bb7 F7
What'lF7l you do now, my darling young one? Bb7 C7
Well I'lBb7l walk to the depths of the deepest black forest C7 F7
Where thBb7e people are many and their hands are all empty C7 F7
Where thBb7e pellets of poison are flooding their waters C7 F7
Where hBb7unger is ugly, and the souls are forgotten C7 F7
And it's a hard, and itF7's a hard, it's a haC7rd, ohhh it's a harF7d Bb7
And it's a haF7rd rain's gonna C7fall F7
F7 (many bars fadig)
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