Chords for Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone (Live at Newport 1965)

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_ _ [G] _ [C] Once upon a time you dressed so [Em] fine, through the bumps of time [F] in your [G] prime.
_ Didn't you?
_ _ _ People [D] called, said beware, [Em] dog, you're bound to [F] fall.
You thought they were all.
[G] _ Didn't you?
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You used to laugh about
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everybody that [G] was hanging out.
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[Em] Now you [Dm] don't talk [C] so loud.
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Now [C] you don't [Dm] seem so proud
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about having to be scroungy.
It needs [G] to be you.
_ _ How does it [C] feel?
[F] _ _ [G] _ _ How does [C] it feel [F] to [G] _ _ be on your [C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
direction?
You're bound to fall.
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Complete ugly [C] _ _ [F] _ _ [G] like a rolling [C] _ [F] stone.
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You're at [D] the finest school, all [Em] right,
Miss Lonely, but you know you [G] only used to get
juiced and edged.
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Nobody's ever taught you [D] how to live
[C] out on the street, and now you're gonna [G] have to get used to it. _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] You say you'd [G] never compromise _
[F] with a mystery tramp, but [G] now you _ realize
[F] _ [C] he's not [D] setting any [C] alibi.
[F] As you stare [Em] into the vacuum [Dm] of his [C]
eyes,
[Dm] say, do you [Am] want to make a [G] deal? _ _ _ _
How does it [C] feel?
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How does it [C] feel [F] to _ [G] be on your [C] own
_ _ _ in the direction of you?
[F] _ _ [G] Like a complete [C] unknown, [F] _ _ [G] _
like a rolling [C] _ [F] stone.
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_ _ _ _ _ Ah, [C] you never turn [D] around to see the [Em] clowns,
the jugglers and the [F] clowns that come [G] down
to do tricks for you.
_ _ You never understood that it [D] ain't no good.
You [Em] can't let other people get your tricks for you.
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You used to cry the grown horse [G] with your _ diplomat
[F] who carried on his shoulder [G] a five-piece [F] cap.
It ain't [Em] hard when you [Dm] discover [C] that _
[F] he [Em] really wasn't [Dm] where [C] it's at.
[D] After he's taken [F] from you,
you'll never think he [G] could steal. _ _ _ _ _
[C] How does it feel?
[F] _ _ [G] _ How does [C] it feel [F] to _ [G] _ be on your [C] own
_ [F] _ _ [G] in the direction [C] of [F] you?
_ [G] Like [D] a complete [C] unknown, _ [F] _ _ [G] _ like a [C] rolling _ [F] stone.
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_ _ [C] _ _ _ [D] I love the [C] Tuskegee Bulldog,
pretty [F] people drinking, [G] thinking that they got it made.
_ _ [C] You better [D] take your diamond [Em] ring and things, [F] babe.
Better take it [G] out and go on and [D] play. _
[G] _ _ _ _ [F] You used to [G] be so amused
_ [F] at Napoleon and [G] Rex and the language that he [F] used.
But now [C] he calls you, [Dm] you can't [C] refuse.
[F] When you ain't [Em] got nothing, [Dm] you got nothing to [C] lose.
[Dm] You're invisible now, you got no secrets to [G] come.
_ How [A] _ _ does it [C] feel?
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_ _ [C] _ How does it feel to [G] _
be on your _ [C] own _
in the [C] direction of [F] you? _
[C] Like a complete unknown, _ _ [G] _
like a [C] rolling [F] stone.
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