Sydney, has: With your dark sun-glasses on your Babylon chest (different continuation). Take your guitar and hold it out in front of you so that the headstock is up top and look at the fretboard. *) The end of the line is dubious, but in Liverpool (5/14) he clearly sings pony run somewhere. 1.Hold your guitar straight up facing you. You just gonna make everybody jump and roarįor I know that you know that I know that you know How long's it gonna take for your to get off the edge That ain't he can't get it, he's almost dead. You say you love me with what may be loveīut I know that you know that I know that you showįool's gold in your teeth and cementary hipsĪnd I know that you know that I know that you show

The electric guitar plays with no capo, and with the following riff running through the song: This figure, with variations, is repeated for the intro, and played during the beginning of the verses: The rhythm isn’t at all obvious in the introduction: his foot-tapping is on the off-beats, but when the band enters, the full rhythm pattern corresponds well with what the intro would have been with the foot-tapping as the beats. The tuning and the playing style is interesting: on the song that was chosen to open the electrical pandemonium, he uses a tuning and a playing style from his earliest acoustic days. The lyrics below differ considerably from the official lyrics on, but not so considerably from what he actually sings live. Tell Me Why chords Neil Young / low E string/single notes E(open) F G A / C D Sailing heartships through broken harbors Am C G C G Out on the waves in the. Performed during the 1965/66 tour, and released on Live 1966

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