Chords for Eric Clapton Derek and the Dominos 1970

Some country blues picking in the song you're about to hear.
You're right.
Played by one of the finest musical groups in the world.
Welcome Bobby Whitlock, Jim [A] Gordon, Carl Radel, and Eric Clapton.
Derek and the Dominoes! _
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_ _ [E] She's gone, [A] she's gone.
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_ It's too late, [D] yeah.
_ _ _ _ Baby's gone.
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Wish I'd known her.
She was my only one.
[E] But it's too late. _ _ _
[A] She's gone.
[E] Some big men, they [A] cry.
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[A] _ _ So I guess [D] I'd best _ _ drive my own. _ _ _
[A] _ Yes, I will miss her more than anyone.
But [E] it's too late. _ _ _ _
[A] She's gone. _ _ _
[D] She's gone. _ _ _
[A] Yes, she's gone. _ _ _
[D] She's gone.
My _ [A] baby's gone.
My baby's gone.
[Em] Oh, [D] she's gone.
Oh, she's gone.
[A] Yes, she's gone. _ _ _
[B] _ Where can my [E] baby be?
And I wonder, [A] does she know?
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_ _ That she left [A] me [D] here.
_ _ _ It hurts so. _ _ _ _
[A] _ I need your love, baby.
Please don't make me wait.
[E] Tell me _ it's not [A] too late. _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
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[B] _ _ I _ [E] don't know. No. _ _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
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_ _ _ _ [D] She's gone.
_ _ Baby's [A] gone.
_ _ _ [D] She's gone.
_ _ Oh, [A] she's gone.
Oh, yes, she's gone.
Oh, [D] she's gone.
Oh, she's gone.
[A] Yes, she's gone.
Oh, my baby's gone.
[B] _
_ Where can my [E] baby be?
And I [E] wonder, [A] does she know?
[D] _ _ _ [A] _
_ That she left [D] me _ here.
It hurts so.
_ _ _ _ [A] _
I need your love, baby. _
Please don't make me wait.
[E]
Tell me _ it's not [A] too late.
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_ Great.
Great. _
_ _ _ _ How about that? _ _ _ _ _
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_ Well, you know what?
I really am proud to see that the people here love you like they do.
Oh, I'm so pleased.
Your people, _ _ [D] _
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the people in your country and all over England, really treated us great when we were over there.
Oh, we love your kind of music there, you know.
Well, [Dm] you know I hear a lot of old down home country blues in your playing.
Well, that's because we collect the records over there, you know.
I mean, there's not much in the way of actual real music there, but I mean, we just buy the [F#] records and pick up on it that way.
Well, you do [G] a beautiful job.
Thank you very much.
You really put out a [B] lot on all four of you guys there.
That's great. _
Listen, you know, I think probably one of the most important artists that _ have influenced a lot of the groups in England comes from right here in this state. Right, [D] yeah.
A lot of these blues musicians and white people picking country music, you know, have influenced [A] everybody.
I think one of the best of them all is right here on the show right now, [G] and we should bring him on.
I think so.
Carl Perkins.
There you are.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
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_ _ _ I'm sitting here wondering where the nice box hold my clothes. _
_ [D] I'm sitting here wondering where the nice box hold my clothes. _ _
[E] I ain't got no matches, but [F#m] I still got a long way to go.
_ [A] Let me be your little dog.
Tell your big dog come. _
Yeah, let [D] me be your little dog.
Tell your [A] big dog come.
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Tell your big dog, _ [Am] what's his little pretty [A] size?
Wake up! _ _ _ _
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[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I'm an old school boy.
I'm a long way from home.
Yeah.
[D] _
Old boy and his song.
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[F#] Everything I [A] do is wrong.
Yeah, here he is. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [A] _ Alright.
_ _ [E] Yeah.
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[F#] _ _ _ [A] _ _
I'm sitting here wondering where the nice box hold my clothes.
_ _ [D] I'm sitting here wondering where the nice box hold [A] my clothes.
Well, I [E] ain't got no matches, but I still got [G#] a long [A] way to go.
There's that one. _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ I'm sitting here wondering where the nice box hold my clothes. _ _
I'm [D] sitting here wondering where the nice box hold my clothes.
_ [F#m] _ _ [E] I ain't got no matches, but I still got a long [F#m] way to go.
[A] _ _ _ There he is. _ _ _ _ _
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