Bob Dylan - Absolutely Sweet Marie

^DWell, your railroad gate, ^Gyou know I ^A7just can't jump ^Dit ^GSometimes it gets ^Dso hard, you se^A7e I'm just ^Dsitting here ^Gbeating ^A7on my trum^Dpet ^BmWith ^F#mall these promises you ^Dleft for m^A7e But where ^Gare you to^A7night, sweet Ma^Drie?

^DWell, I waited for you ^Gwhen I ^A7was half^Dsick Yes, I ^Gwaited for you ^Dwhen you hated ^A7me Well, I ^Dwaited for you ^Ginside of the ^A7frozen traf^Dfic ^BmWhen you ^F#mknew I had some other ^Dplace to be ^A7Now, whe^Gre are you tonight, ^A7sweet Marie?

^DWell, ^Bbanybody can be just like ^Dme, obviously But ^Bbthen, now again, not too many can be like yo^Du, fortunate^A7ly.

Well, six white ^Dhorses ^Gthat you ^A7did prom^Dise Were ^Gfin'lly delivered do^Dwn to the penitentia^A7ry But to ^Dlive outside the ^Glaw, you mu^A7st be hon^Dest ^BmI ^F#mknow you always say that y^Du agree ^GBut where are you to^A7night, sweet Ma^Drie?

Well, ^BbI don't know how it happened But the river-boat captain, ^Dhe knows my fate But ^Bbev'rybody else, even yourself They're just ^Dgonna have to wa^A7it.

Well, I got the ^Dfever ^Gdown^A7in my pock^Dets The ^GPersian drunk^Dard, he follows ^A7me Yes, I can ^Dtake him to your ^Ghouse but I ^A7can't unl^Dock it You ^F#msee, you forgot to leave me wi^Dth the key ^A7Oh, ^Gwhere are you to^A7night, sweet Ma^Drie?

Now, I been in jail ^Gwhen ^A7all my ma^Dil showed That a ^Gman can't give his address ^Dout to bad compa^A7ny And now I ^Dstand here ^Glookin' at your ^A7yellow rail^Droad ^BmIn the ^F#mruins of your ^Dbalco^A7ny Wond'ring where ^Gyou are to^A7night, sweet Marie.^D