Bob Dylan's Dream
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While riGding on a train Amgoing west
I fell asCleep for to take Dmy rest.
I dreamed a dream D7that made me Dsad G
Concerning myself and the Amfirst few Dfriends I had. C G
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With half Gdamp eyes I staAmred to the room
Where my Cfriends and I Dspent many an afternoon
Where we together D7weathered many Da storm G
Laughing and singing Am'till the early Dhours of the Cmorn. G
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By the old Gwooden stove Amwhere our hats were hung
Our words Cwere told and our Dsongs were sung;
We longed for noD7thing and were Dsatisfied G
Talking and joAmking about Dthe world outCside. G
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With haunGted hearts Amthrough the heat and cold
We never Cthought we could Dget very old
We thought we could D7sit forever Din fun G
Though our chances Amreally were a Dmillion to Cone. G
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As easy it Gwas to tell Amblack from white
It was all Cthat easy to Dtell wrong from right;
Our choices were D7few and the Dthought never hit G
That the one road we traveled would eAmver shatter Dand split. C G
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Ah many a Gyear has passed Amand gone
And many a Cgamble has been Dlost and won;
And many a road taD7ken by many a Dfriend G
And each one of Amthem I've neDver seen aCgain. G
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I wish I Gwish I wish in Amvain
That we Ccould sit simply in Dthat room once again;
Ten thousand dolD7lars at the drop Dof a hat G
I'd give it all Amgladly if our Dlives could Cbe like Gthat.
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While riGding on a train Amgoing west
I fell asCleep for to take Dmy rest.
I dreamed a dream D7that made me Dsad G
Concerning myself and the Amfirst few Dfriends I had C G