Chords for BOB DYLAN-GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY(COVER)
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[C] You [E] may be an ambassador to [C] England or France.
You [E] might like to gamble.
You might like to dance.
You [E] may be the heavyweight champion [C] of the world.
You [A] may be a socialite with a long string of pearls, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to have to serve [Am] somebody.
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're [Am] going to have to serve somebody.
Might be rock and roll at it, prancing on the stage.
You might have drugs [A] at your command, [E] women in a [Am] cage.
You may be a businessman or some high degree thief.
They may call you doctor or they may call you chief, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
Yes, you're going to [Am] have to serve somebody.
[E]
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve [E] somebody.
You may be a state trooper.
You might be a young cut.
You may be the [Am] head of some big TV network.
You may be rich or poor.
You may be blind or lame.
You may be living in another country under another name, but you're going to [D] have to serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[A] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [Am] but you're going to have to [E] serve somebody.
[Em]
Serve somebody.
[A] Might be a construction worker working on a home.
Might be [Am] living in a mansion.
You might live in a dome.
[E] You may own guns and you may even own [C] tanks.
You might [A] be somebody's [Em] landlord.
You may [Am] even own paints, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[Am] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but [A] you're going to have to serve somebody.
[E]
Serve somebody.
[C] [E] You may be a [Em] preacher with a [Am] spiritual pride.
You may be a city councilman taking bribes on the side.
You may be working in a barber shop.
You may know how [A] to cut hair.
[Am] You may be somebody's mistress.
Maybe somebody's heir, but you're going to have to [D] serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
You're going [A] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [A] but you're going to have to serve [E] somebody.
Serve somebody.
[Am] Might like to wear cotton.
[E] Might like to wear [C] silk.
[A] Might like to drink whiskey.
[Em] Might like to drink [A] milk.
You might like [Am] to eat caviar.
You might [A] like to eat [Am] bread.
You may be sleeping on the floor, [E] sleeping in a king-size bed, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to [Em] have to serve [Am] somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
[E]
[A] You may call me Terry.
[Am] You may call me [E] Timmy.
You may call me Bobby.
You may [A] call me Zimmy.
You may call me RJ.
[C] You may call me [E] Ray.
You may call me anything, no matter what you say, you're still [D] going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
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[C] You [E] may be an ambassador to [C] England or France.
You [E] might like to gamble.
You might like to dance.
You [E] may be the heavyweight champion [C] of the world.
You [A] may be a socialite with a long string of pearls, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to have to serve [Am] somebody.
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're [Am] going to have to serve somebody.
Might be rock and roll at it, prancing on the stage.
You might have drugs [A] at your command, [E] women in a [Am] cage.
You may be a businessman or some high degree thief.
They may call you doctor or they may call you chief, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
Yes, you're going to [Am] have to serve somebody.
[E]
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve [E] somebody.
You may be a state trooper.
You might be a young cut.
You may be the [Am] head of some big TV network.
You may be rich or poor.
You may be blind or lame.
You may be living in another country under another name, but you're going to [D] have to serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[A] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [Am] but you're going to have to [E] serve somebody.
[Em]
Serve somebody.
[A] Might be a construction worker working on a home.
Might be [Am] living in a mansion.
You might live in a dome.
[E] You may own guns and you may even own [C] tanks.
You might [A] be somebody's [Em] landlord.
You may [Am] even own paints, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[Am] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but [A] you're going to have to serve somebody.
[E]
Serve somebody.
[C] [E] You may be a [Em] preacher with a [Am] spiritual pride.
You may be a city councilman taking bribes on the side.
You may be working in a barber shop.
You may know how [A] to cut hair.
[Am] You may be somebody's mistress.
Maybe somebody's heir, but you're going to have to [D] serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
You're going [A] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [A] but you're going to have to serve [E] somebody.
Serve somebody.
[Am] Might like to wear cotton.
[E] Might like to wear [C] silk.
[A] Might like to drink whiskey.
[Em] Might like to drink [A] milk.
You might like [Am] to eat caviar.
You might [A] like to eat [Am] bread.
You may be sleeping on the floor, [E] sleeping in a king-size bed, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to [Em] have to serve [Am] somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
[E]
[A] You may call me Terry.
[Am] You may call me [E] Timmy.
You may call me Bobby.
You may [A] call me Zimmy.
You may call me RJ.
[C] You may call me [E] Ray.
You may call me anything, no matter what you say, you're still [D] going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
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[C] You [E] may be an ambassador to [C] England or France.
You [E] might like to gamble.
You might like to dance.
You [E] may be the heavyweight champion [C] of the world.
You [A] may be a socialite with a long string of pearls, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
_ _ Yes, indeed, you're going to have to serve [Am] somebody. _ _ _ _
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're [Am] going to have to serve somebody. _ _ _
_ Might be rock and roll at it, prancing on the stage.
You might have drugs [A] at your command, [E] women in a [Am] cage.
You may be a businessman or some high degree thief.
They may call you doctor or they may call you chief, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
_ Yes, you're going to [Am] have to serve somebody.
_ _ [E] _ _
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve [E] somebody. _ _ _ _
_ You may be a state trooper.
You might be a young cut.
You may be the [Am] head of some big TV network.
You may be rich or poor.
You may be blind or lame.
You may be living in another country under another name, but you're going to [D] have to serve somebody.
_ Yes, you are.
[A] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
_ [E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [Am] but you're going to have to [E] serve somebody.
[Em] _ _
Serve somebody.
[A] Might be a construction worker working on a home.
Might be [Am] living in a mansion.
You might live in a dome.
_ [E] You may own guns and you may even own [C] tanks.
You might [A] be somebody's [Em] landlord.
You may [Am] even own paints, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[Am] You're going to have to serve somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but [A] you're going to have to serve somebody.
_ [E]
Serve somebody.
[C] [E] You may be a [Em] preacher with a [Am] spiritual pride.
You may be a city councilman taking bribes on the side.
You may be working in a barber shop.
You may know how [A] to cut hair.
[Am] You may be somebody's mistress.
Maybe somebody's heir, but you're going to have to [D] serve somebody. _ _
Yes, you are.
You're going [A] to have to serve somebody. _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [A] but you're going to have to serve [E] somebody. _
Serve somebody.
[Am] Might like to wear cotton.
[E] Might like to wear [C] silk.
[A] Might like to drink whiskey.
[Em] Might like to drink [A] milk.
You might like [Am] to eat caviar.
You might [A] like to eat [Am] bread.
You may be sleeping on the floor, [E] sleeping in a king-size bed, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody. _
Serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to [Em] have to serve [Am] somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
_ [E] _
_ _ [A] You may call me Terry.
[Am] You may call me [E] Timmy.
You may call me Bobby.
You may [A] call me Zimmy.
You may call me RJ.
[C] You may call me [E] Ray.
You may call me anything, no matter what you say, you're still [D] going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
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[C] You [E] may be an ambassador to [C] England or France.
You [E] might like to gamble.
You might like to dance.
You [E] may be the heavyweight champion [C] of the world.
You [A] may be a socialite with a long string of pearls, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
_ _ Yes, indeed, you're going to have to serve [Am] somebody. _ _ _ _
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're [Am] going to have to serve somebody. _ _ _
_ Might be rock and roll at it, prancing on the stage.
You might have drugs [A] at your command, [E] women in a [Am] cage.
You may be a businessman or some high degree thief.
They may call you doctor or they may call you chief, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody.
_ Yes, you're going to [Am] have to serve somebody.
_ _ [E] _ _
Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve [E] somebody. _ _ _ _
_ You may be a state trooper.
You might be a young cut.
You may be the [Am] head of some big TV network.
You may be rich or poor.
You may be blind or lame.
You may be living in another country under another name, but you're going to [D] have to serve somebody.
_ Yes, you are.
[A] You're going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
_ [E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [Am] but you're going to have to [E] serve somebody.
[Em] _ _
Serve somebody.
[A] Might be a construction worker working on a home.
Might be [Am] living in a mansion.
You might live in a dome.
_ [E] You may own guns and you may even own [C] tanks.
You might [A] be somebody's [Em] landlord.
You may [Am] even own paints, but you're going [D] to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you are.
[Am] You're going to have to serve somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but [A] you're going to have to serve somebody.
_ [E]
Serve somebody.
[C] [E] You may be a [Em] preacher with a [Am] spiritual pride.
You may be a city councilman taking bribes on the side.
You may be working in a barber shop.
You may know how [A] to cut hair.
[Am] You may be somebody's mistress.
Maybe somebody's heir, but you're going to have to [D] serve somebody. _ _
Yes, you are.
You're going [A] to have to serve somebody. _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, [A] but you're going to have to serve [E] somebody. _
Serve somebody.
[Am] Might like to wear cotton.
[E] Might like to wear [C] silk.
[A] Might like to drink whiskey.
[Em] Might like to drink [A] milk.
You might like [Am] to eat caviar.
You might [A] like to eat [Am] bread.
You may be sleeping on the floor, [E] sleeping in a king-size bed, but [D] you're going to have to serve somebody. _
Serve somebody.
Yes, indeed, you're going to [Em] have to serve [Am] somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
_ [E] _
_ _ [A] You may call me Terry.
[Am] You may call me [E] Timmy.
You may call me Bobby.
You may [A] call me Zimmy.
You may call me RJ.
[C] You may call me [E] Ray.
You may call me anything, no matter what you say, you're still [D] going to have to serve somebody.
Serve somebody.
Yes, you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody. _ _
Serve somebody.
[E] Well, it may be the devil [D] or it may be the Lord, but you're going [Am] to have to serve somebody.
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