Song For Bob Dylan Chords by David Bowie

Tempo:
140.15 bpm
Chords used:

A

F#m

G#m

E

B

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Song For Bob Dylan David Bowie chords
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Key:
A
1231
F#m
123111112
G#m
123111114
E
2311
B
12341112
A
1231
F#m
123111112
G#m
123111114
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To learn David Bowie - Song for Bob Dylan chords with lyrics, anchor your practice on these foundational chords: F#m, E, A, Abm, F#m, E, Abm. Start with a comfortable 70 BPM and as you become proficient, aim for the song's BPM of 140. Align the capo with your vocal depth and chord choice, bearing in mind the song's original key: E.

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[A] [G#m] .
[F#m] [E] .
[A] [G#m] .
[F#m] .
I [B] .
[A] hear this Robert [G#m] .
Zimmerman [F#m] wrote a song [E] for you.
About [A] a strange young man [G#m] called Dylan [F#m] with a voice like sand [E] and glue.
[G#m] Some words had truth [C#m] or vengeance that [B] could pin us to [A] the floor.
[F#m] Brought a few [G#m] more people on [A] and put the fear in a whole [B] lot more.
[A] Ah, here she comes, here she [D] comes, here she comes [A] again.
The same old fainting lady [E] from the brow of the super brain.
[F#m] She'll scratch this world to pieces as she [G] comes on down for friends.
[A] Couple of songs for you, old chap, [E] but it's in the womb again.
[A] Gave your heart [G#m] to every bedside room, [F#m] at least a picture [E] on the wall.
[A] And you sat behind a [G#m] million pair of eyes [F#m] and told them how they [E] saw.
[G#m] Then we'd lost [C#m] the train of thought, [B] your paintings are [A] all your own.
[F#m] While troubles are [G#m] rising, we'd rather be [A] scared together [B] than alone.
[A] Ah, here she comes, here she [D] comes, here she comes [A] again.
Same old fainting lady from [E] the brow of the super brain.
[F#m] She'll scratch this world to pieces as she [G] comes on down for friends.
[A] Couple of songs for you, old chap, but [E] it's in the womb again.
[A] Ah, [G#m] .
[F#m] now [E] .
[A] [G#] .
[F#m] .
[B] .
[A] I hear this Robert [G#m] Zimmerman, though [F#m] I don't suppose who [E] he is.
[A] Ask your good [G#m] friend Dylan if he [F#m] pays a while down the old [E] street.
[G#m] Tell him we lost his [C#m] poems, [B] so we're writing on [A] the walls.
[F#m] Give us back [G#m] our unity, [A] give us back [B] our family.
[F#m] Your every [G#m] nation's reputed, [A] don't leave us [B] without sanity.
.
[A] Ah, here she comes, here she comes, [D] here she comes [A] again.
.
Same old fainting lady [E] from the brow of the super brain.
[F#m].
She'll scratch this world to pieces as [G] she comes on down for friends.
[A] But a couple of songs from your old scrapbook, [E] it's in the womb again.
[G] Ah, a couple of songs from your old scrapbook, it's in the [A] womb again.
Oh, here she [D] comes, here she [A] comes, here [D] she comes.
.
[A] [G#m] .
[F#m] [E] [A] .
[G#m] .
[F#m] .
[B] .
[E] .
.

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It's David Bowie who authored this song.

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