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  13 <h1 class="songtitle">Tangled Up in Blue</h1>
  14
  15
  16 <p>Words and music Bob Dylan<br />
  17 Released on <a class="recordlink" href="index.htm">Blood on the Tracks</a> (1975) and on <a class="recordlink" href="../28_biograph/index.htm">Biograph</a>
  18 (1985), and live on <a class="recordlink" href="../26_reallive/index.htm">Real Live</a> (1984) and <a class="recordlink" href="../42_bs5/index.htm">Live 1975</a>
  19 (2002)<br />
  20 Original New York version released on <a class="recordlink" href="../34_bootleg/index.htm">The Bootleg Series 1-3</a> (1991)<br />
  21 Tabbed by Eyolf &Oslash;strem </p>
  22
  23 <p>Read my little essay on this song <a href="../professors/tangled_up_in_tangled_up_in_blue.htm">Tangled up in Tangled up in Blue</a>.</p>
  24
  25
  26 <h2 class="songversion">Original New York (Bootleg Series 1-3) version, recorded September 16th and 19th</h2>
  27
  28 <div class="preamble">
  29 <p>The main text is the version recorded Sept 16, released on the Bootleg
  30 Series 1-3. Some lyrical variations from the version from Sept 19,
  31 included for release on the original test pressing, have been
  32 indicated.</p>
  33
  34 <p><a href="../roadmaps.htm#opentunings">Open D/E tuning</a></p>
  35
  36 <p>Chords</p>
  37
  38 <pre class="chords">
  39 Evii    000897
  40 Dv      000675
  41 B(ii)   042000
  42 A       020120
  43 F#m     xx2120
  44 C#m     020020
  45 E       054000
  46 B11     x02120
  47 Emaj7   004340
  48 </pre>
  49
  50 </div>
  51
  52 <pre class="verse">
  53 [one verse guitar intro]
  54
  55 Evii                  Dv
  56 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
  57 Evii               Dv
  58 he was layin' in bed
  59 Evii               Dv
  60 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
  61        E        B(ii)  A
  62 If her hair was still red.
  63 Evii                      Dv
  64 Her folks they said their lives together
  65 Evii              Dv
  66 Sure was gonna be rough
  67      Evii                  Dv
  68 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
  69        E               B(ii)    A
  70 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
  71     F#m                    C#m
  72 And he was standin' on the side of the road
  73 E            B(ii)      A
  74 Rain fallin' on his shoes
  75 F#m                 C#m
  76 Heading out for the East Coast
  77      E          B(ii)     A            B11
  78 Lord knows he's paid some dues gettin' through,
  79 Emaj7/b  B11       E
  80 Tangled up in blue.
  81
  82 E . . A | x3
  83
  84 She was married when they first met,
  85 Soon to be divorced.
  86 He helped her out of a jam, I guess,
  87 But he used a little too much force.
  88 They drove that car as far as we could
  89 Abandoned it out West
  90 Split up on a dark sad night
  91 Both agreeing it was best.
  92 She turned around to look at him
  93 As he was walkin' away
  94 she said: &quot;This can't be the end,                    . . . this ain't the end,
  95 We'll meet on another day, on the avenue,&quot;           We'll meet again some day . . .
  96 Tangled up in blue.
  97
  98 He had a job in the old north woods
  99 Working as a cook for a spell
 100 But he never did like it all that much
 101 And one day the ax just fell.
 102 Well, he drifted down to L.A.
 103 Where he reckoned to try his luck
 104 Workin' for a while on an airplane plant,
 105 Loading cargo onto a truck
 106 But all the while he was alone
 107 The past was close behind,
 108 He seen a lot of women
 109 But she never escaped his mind, and he just grew
 110 Tangled up in blue.
 111
 112 She was workin' in a topless place
 113 And I stopped in for a beer,
 114 I just kept looking' at the side of her face
 115 In the spotlight so clear.
 116 And later on, as the crowd thinned out
 117 I's about to do the same,
 118 She was standing there in back of my chair
 119 Said to me, &quot;What's your name?&quot;
 120 I muttered somethin' underneath my breath,
 121 She studied the lines on my face.
 122 I must admit I felt a little uneasy
 123 When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe,
 124 Tangled up in blue.
 125
 126 She lit a burner on the stove and offered me a pipe
 127 &quot;I thought you'd never say hello,&quot; she said
 128 &quot;You look like the silent type.&quot;
 129 Then she opened up a book of poems
 130 And handed it to me
 131 Written by an Italian poet
 132 From the thirteenth century.
 133 And every one of them words rang true
 134 And glowed like burnin' coal
 135 Pourin' off of every page
 136 Like it was written in my soul from me to you,
 137 Tangled up in blue.
 138
 139 He was always in a hurry,
 140 too busy or too stoned,
 141 And everything that she ever planned,
 142 just a-had to be postponed.
 143 She thought they were successful,
 144 She thought they were blessed,                          He thought . . .
 145 with objects and material things,
 146 but I never was impressed.
 147 And when it all came crashing down,
 148 I became withdrawn,
 149 The only thing I knew how to do
 150 Was to keep on keepin' on
 151 Like a bird that flew
 152 Tangled up in blue.
 153
 154 So now I'm goin' back again,
 155 I got to get to her somehow.
 156 All the people we used to know
 157 They're an illusion to me now.
 158 Some are mathematicians
 159 Some are doctors' wives.
 160 Don't know how it all got started,
 161 I don't know what they're doin' with their lives.
 162 But me, I'm still on the road
 163 Headin' for another joint
 164 We always did feel the same,
 165 We just saw it from a different point of view,
 166 Tangled up in blue.
 167 </pre>
 168
 169 <hr />
 170
 171 <h2 class="songversion">Album version</h2>
 172 <pre class="verse">
 173 |A . Asus4 . | x4
 174
 175 A                     G
 176 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
 177 A               G
 178 I was layin' in bed
 179 A                  G
 180 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
 181        D
 182 If her hair was still red.
 183 A                       G
 184 Her folks they said our lives together
 185 A                 G
 186 Sure was gonna be rough
 187      A                     G
 188 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
 189        D
 190 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
 191     E                     F#m
 192 And I was standin' on the side of the road
 193 A                  D
 194 Rain fallin' on my shoes
 195 E                   F#m
 196 Heading out for the East Coast
 197      A                 D            E
 198 Lord knows I paid some dues gettin' through,
 199 G       D     A
 200 Tangled up in blue.
 201
 202 She was married when we first met
 203 Soon to be divorced
 204 I helped her out of a jam, I guess,
 205 But I used a little too much force.
 206 We drove that car as far as we could
 207 Abandoned it out West
 208 Split up on a dark sad night
 209 Both agreeing it was best.
 210 She turned around to look at me
 211 As I was walkin' away
 212 I heard her say over my shoulder,
 213 &quot;We'll meet again someday on the avenue,&quot;
 214 Tangled up in blue.
 215
 216 I had a job in the great north woods
 217 Working as a cook for a spell
 218 But I never did like it all that much
 219 And one day the ax just fell.
 220 So I drifted down to New Orleans
 221 Where I happened to be employed
 222 Workin' for a while on a fishin' boat
 223 Right outside of Delacroix.
 224 But all the while I was alone
 225 The past was close behind,
 226 I seen a lot of women
 227 But she never escaped my mind, and I just grew
 228 Tangled up in blue.
 229
 230 She was workin' in a topless place
 231 And I stopped in for a beer,
 232 I just kept looking' at the side of her face
 233 In the spotlight so clear.
 234 And later on as the crowd thinned out
 235 I's just about to do the same,
 236 She was standing there in back of my chair
 237 Said to me, &quot;Don't I know your name?&quot;
 238 I muttered somethin' underneath my breath,
 239 She studied the lines on my face.
 240 I must admit I felt a little uneasy
 241 When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe,
 242 Tangled up in blue.
 243
 244 She lit a burner on the stove and offered me a pipe
 245 &quot;I thought you'd never say hello,&quot; she said
 246 &quot;You look like the silent type.&quot;
 247 Then she opened up a book of poems
 248 And handed it to me
 249 Written by an Italian poet
 250 From the thirteenth century.
 251 And every one of them words rang true
 252 And glowed like burnin' coal
 253 Pourin' off of every page
 254 Like it was written in my soul from me to you,
 255 Tangled up in blue,
 256
 257 I lived with them on Montague Street
 258 In a basement down the stairs,
 259 There was music in the cafes at night
 260 And revolution in the air.
 261 Then he started into dealing with slaves
 262 And something inside of him died.
 263 She had to sell everything she owned
 264 And froze up inside.
 265 And when finally the bottom fell out I became withdrawn,
 266 The only thing I knew how to do
 267 Was to keep on keepin' on
 268 Like a bird that flew
 269 Tangled up in blue.
 270
 271 So now I'm goin' back again,
 272 I got to get to her somehow.
 273 All the people we used to know
 274 They're an illusion to me now.
 275 Some are mathematicians
 276 Some are carpenter's wives.
 277 Don't know how it all got started,
 278 I don't know what they're doin' with their lives.
 279 But me, I'm still on the road
 280 Headin' for another joint
 281 We always did feel the same,
 282 We just saw it from a different point of view,
 283 Tangled up in blue.
 284 </pre>
 285
 286 <hr />
 287
 288 <h2 class="songversion">Live 1975 version</h2>
 289 <pre class="verse">
 290 |: G . F .  :| repeat
 291
 292 G                     F
 293 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
 294 G                F
 295 I was layin' in bed
 296 G                  F
 297 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
 298        C
 299 If her hair was still red.
 300 G                       F
 301 Her folks they said our lives together
 302 G                 F
 303 Sure was gonna be rough
 304      G                     F
 305 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
 306        C
 307 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
 308     D                      Em
 309 And he was standin' on the side of the road
 310 G            D      C
 311 Rain fallin' on his shoes
 312 D                   Em
 313 Heading out for the East Coast
 314      G        D         C            D
 315 Lord knows he paid some dues gettin' through,
 316 F       C     G
 317 Tangled up in blue.
 318
 319 G   C/g   G   (etc)
 320
 321 She was married when they first met
 322 Soon to be divorced
 323 He helped her out of a jam, I guess,
 324 But he used a little too much force.
 325 And they drove that car as far as they could
 326 Abandoned it out West
 327 Splitting up on a dark sad night
 328 Both agreeing it was best.
 329 She turned around to look at him
 330 As he was walkin' away
 331 saying over her shoulder,
 332 &quot;We'll meet again someday on the avenue,&quot;
 333 Tangled up in blue.
 334
 335 We had a job in Santa Fe
 336 Working in an old hotel
 337 But he never did like it all that much
 338 so one day it just went to hell.
 339 So he drifted down to New Orleans
 340 lucky not to be destroyed
 341 where he got him a job on a fishing boat
 342 Right outside of Delacroix.                 [or &quot;docked...&quot;?]
 343 But all the while he was alone
 344 The past was close behind,
 345 He seen a lot of women
 346 But she never escaped his mind, and he just grew
 347 Tangled up in blue.
 348
 349 She was workin' in a topless place
 350 And I stopped in for a beer,
 351 I just kept looking at the side of her face
 352 In the spotlight so clear.
 353 And later on as the crowd thinned out
 354 I's just about to do the same,
 355 She was standing there right beside my chair
 356 Said, &quot;Don't tell me, let me guess your name&quot;
 357 I muttered somethin' underneath my breath,
 358 She studied the lines on my face.
 359 I must admit I felt a little uneasy
 360 When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe,
 361 Tangled up in blue.
 362
 363 I lived with them on Montague Street
 364 In a basement down the stairs,
 365 There was music in the cafes at night
 366 And revolution in the air.
 367 Then he started into dealing with slaves
 368 And something inside of him died.
 369 She had to sell everything she owned
 370 And froze up inside.
 371 And when it all came crashing down,
 372 I became withdrawn,
 373 The only thing I knew how to do
 374 Was keep on keepin' on
 375 Like a bird that flew
 376 Tangled up in blue.
 377
 378 So now I'm goin' on back again,
 379 I got to get to them somehow.
 380 All the faces we used to know
 381 They're an illusion to me now.
 382 Some are mathematicians
 383 Some are truck drivers' wives.
 384 Don't know how it all got started,
 385 I don't know what they're doin' with their lives.
 386 But me, I'm still on the road
 387 Headin' for another joint
 388 We always did feel the same,
 389 We just saw it from a different point of view,
 390 Tangled up in blue.
 391 </pre>
 392
 393 <hr />
 394
 395 <h2 class="songversion">1978 &ldquo;grand ballad&rdquo; version</h2>
 396
 397 <div class="preamble">
 398 <p>Represented by Charlotte, Dec 10, 1978<br />
 399 If you haven't got this one, do yourself a favor and get it.</p>
 400
 401 <p>Capo 4th fret (sounding key E major)</p>
 402
 403 </div>
 404
 405 <pre class="verse">
 406 C                     Am
 407 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
 408     F               C    G
 409 And I was layin' in bed
 410 C                  Am
 411 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
 412        F              C    G
 413 If her hair was still red.
 414 C                            Am
 415 Her folks they said that our lives together
 416          F                 C      G
 417 Well, it sure was gonna be rough
 418      C                     Am
 419 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
 420        F                    C
 421 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
 422     Em                    Am
 423 And I was standin' on the side of the road
 424 Em                      Am
 425 Rain fallin' on my shoes
 426 Em                   Am
 427  Heading out for the East Coast
 428 Em                Dm           G
 429 Ready to pay some dues gettin' through,
 430               C      F  C  F
 431 Tangled up in blue.
 432
 433 She was married when we first met
 434 Soon to be divorced
 435 I helped her out of a jam, I guess,
 436 But I used a little too much force.
 437 We drove that car as far as we could
 438 We abandoned it way out West
 439 Splittin' up on a dark sad night
 440 Both agreeing that it was best.
 441 She turned around to look at me
 442 One more time, as I was walkin' away
 443 Sayin' over her shoulder,
 444 &quot;Boy, We're bound to meet again someday on the avenue,&quot;
 445 Tangled up in blue.
 446
 447 I remember stayin' in the north woords
 448 Living in a vagabond hotel
 449 One day there in the pouring rain
 450 I could feel how the ax just fell.
 451 So I drifted down to New Orleans
 452 And I was lucky not to be destroyed
 453 I almost died of the bulldog clap
 454 Two miles outside of Delacroix.
 455 But all the while I was alone
 456 The past was close behind,
 457 I seen a lot of women
 458 But she never escaped my mind, and I just grew
 459 Tangled up in blue.
 460
 461 She was dancin' in the Flamingo hotel
 462 And I was passin' by, so I stopped in for a beer,
 463 I just kept starin' at the side of her face
 464 In the spotlight so clear.
 465 And later on when the crowd thinned out
 466 I was just about to do the same,
 467 She was standing there right behind my chair
 468 Toughing me said: &quot;You know it ain't no accident that you came.&quot;
 469 I muttered somethin' underneath my breath,
 470 She studied the lines on my face.
 471 I must admit I felt a little uneasy
 472 When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe,
 473 Tangled up in blue.
 474
 475 She lit a burner on the stove, wearin' a dress made up of stars and stripes
 476 &quot;I thought you'd never say hello,&quot; she said
 477 &quot;You know you look like you could be the silent type.&quot;
 478 Then she opened up the Bible
 479 And she started quotin' it to me
 480 Jeremiah chapter seventeen
 481 From verses 21 and 33.
 482 And every one of them words rang true
 483 And glowed like burnin' coal
 484 Pourin' off of every page
 485 Like it was written in my soul from me to you,
 486 Tangled up in blue.
 487
 488 I lived with them on Montague Street
 489 In a basement down the stairs,
 490 There was music in the cafes at night,
 491 There was revolution in the air.
 492 Then he started into dealing with slaves
 493 And something inside of her froze.
 494 She had to sell everything she owned
 495 Even her jewellery and her clothes.
 496 And when it all came crashing on, I became withdrawn,
 497 The only thing I knew how to do
 498 Was to keep on keepin' on
 499 Like a bird that flew
 500 Tangled up in blue.
 501
 502 So now I'm goin' back again,
 503 I got to get to her and be brave.
 504 All the people we used to know,
 505 At least the ones that ain't in the grave,
 506 Some are bricklayers, some are bankrobbers
 507 Some are burglars and some are truck-drivers' wives.
 508 I Don't know how it all got started,
 509 I have no idea what they're doin' with their lives.
 510 But me, I'm still on the road
 511 Headin' for another joint
 512 We always did feel the same,
 513 We just saw it from a different point of view,
 514 Tangled up in blue.
 515 </pre>
 516
 517 <hr class="footsep" />
 518
 519 <p>*) The actual reference varied from night to night, and none of them stand out as the obviously &ldquo;right&rdquo; quote. Here are a few of the different alternatives, from different shows:</p>
 520 <pre>
 521 Jeremiah, (??), Chapters 1 &amp; 33
 522 Jeremiah, chapters 32, verses (21 &amp; 33)
 523 Jeremiah, chapter 17, from verses 21 and 33
 524 Jeremiah, chapters 37 (&amp; 38,) Verses 29 &amp; 33
 525 Jeremiah, chapters 10 &amp; 20, verses 21 &amp; 33
 526 Jeremiah, chapters 36, verses 21 &amp; 33
 527 Jeremiah, chapter 31, Verses 9 to 33
 528 </pre>
 529
 530 <hr />
 531
 532 <h2 class="songversion">1984 Real Live version</h2>
 533
 534 <div class="preamble">
 535 <p>Standard tuning, capo 2nd fret (sounding key A major)</p>
 536 </div>
 537
 538 <pre class="verse">
 539 G                     F
 540 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
 541 G                F
 542 He was layin' in bed
 543 G                  F
 544 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
 545        C        /b    Am
 546 If her hair was still red.
 547     G                          F
 548 Her folks they said that their lives together
 549 G                 F
 550 Sure was gonna be rough
 551      G                     F
 552 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
 553        C               /b    Am
 554 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
 555     D                      Em          C
 556 And he was standin' on the side of the road
 557 G                   C
 558 Rain fallin' on his shoes
 559 D                   Em        C
 560 Heading out for the lone East Coast
 561 G                  C    /b          Am
 562 Radio blastin' the news straight on through,
 563               G      C/g  G
 564 Tangled up in blue.
 565
 566
 567 She was married when they first met,
 568 to a man four times her age.
 569 He left her penniless, in the state of regret,
 570 it was time to bust out of the cage.
 571 They drove that car as far as they could,
 572 abandoned it out west.
 573 splitting up on a dark, sad night,
 574 both agreeing that it was best.
 575 And she turned around to look at him
 576 as he was walking away.
 577 She said I wish I could tell you all the things
 578 that I never learned how to say.
 579 He said thats alright babe I love you too,
 580 but we were tangled up in blue.
 581
 582 He had a steady job and a pretty face,
 583 and everything seemed to fit.
 584 One day he could just feel the waste,
 585 he put it all down and split.
 586 And he headed down to New Orleans,
 587 where they treated him like a boy.
 588 He nearly went mad in Baton Rouge,
 589 he nearly drowned in Delacroix.
 590 And all the time he was alone,
 591 the past was close behind.
 592 he had one too many lovers then,
 593 and none of them were too refined,
 594 all except for you,
 595 but you were tangled up in blue.
 596
 597 She was working in the blinding light,
 598 and I stopped in for a drink.
 599 I just kept looking at her face so white,
 600 I didn't know what to think.
 601 Later on as the crowd thinned out,
 602 I was getting ready to leave.
 603 She was standing there, beside my chair,
 604 saying &quot;What's that you got up your sleeve?&quot;
 605 I said &quot;nothing baby, and thats for sure&quot;
 606 She leaned down into my face.
 607 I could feel the heat and the pulse of her
 608 as she bent down to tie the laces
 609 of my shoe,
 610 Tangled up in blue.
 611
 612 I lived with them on Montague street
 613 in a basement down the stairs.
 614 There was snow all winter and no heat,
 615 revolution was in the air.
 616 Then one day all his slaves ran free,
 617 and something inside of him died.
 618 The only thing I could do was be me,
 619 and get on that train and ride.
 620 And when it all came crashing down,
 621 I was already south.
 622 I didn't know whether the world was flat or round,
 623 I had the worst taste in my mouth,
 624 that I ever knew,
 625 Tangled up in blue.
 626
 627 Now I'm going back again,
 628 maybe tomorrow, maybe next year.
 629 I've got to find someone among the women and men
 630 whose destiny is unclear.
 631 Some are ministers of illusion,
 632 some are masters of the trade.
 633 All under strong delusion,
 634 all of their beds unmade.
 635 Me I'm heading toward the sun,
 636 trying to stay out of the joints.
 637 We always did love the very same one.
 638 We just saw her from a different point
 639 of view,
 640 Tangled up in blue.
 641 </pre>
 642
 643 <hr />
 644
 645 <h2 class="songversion">Current acoustic version (1997-)</h2>
 646
 647 <div class="preamble">
 648     <p>Since Larry Campbell joined the band in 1997, Tangled has been played
 649     as an acoustic song, with Larry playing the intro below. Larry's
 650     guitar is played with a capo on the 2nd fret, Bob's guitar is
 651     uncapoed. The chords are more or less those of the <em>Blood on the
 652         Tracks</em> version above.</p>
 653
 654 </div>
 655 <pre class="tab">
 656   G                   G9sus4            G                 G9sus4
 657   :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .
 658 |-7-------7---7-7-|---5-5---5---5-5-|-5-3-3---3---3-3-|-3-5-5---5---5-5-|
 659 |-0-------0---0-0-|---3-3---3---3-3-|-3-3-3---3---3-3-|-3-3-3---3---3-3-|
 660 |-7-------7---7-7-|---5-5---5---5-5-|-5-4-4---4---4-4-|-4-5-5---5---5-5-|
 661 |-5-------5---5-5-|---5-5---5---5-5-|-5-5-5---5---5-5-|-5-5-5---5---5-5-|
 662 |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
 663 |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
 664 </pre>
 665 <pre class="tab">
 666     G                 G9sus4            G               F       C
 667   :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .     :   .   .   .
 668 |-5/7-7---7---7-7-|-7-5-5---5---5-5-|-5-3-3---3---3-3-|-1---1-1-0---0-0-|
 669 |-0---0---0---0-0-|-0-3-3---3---3-3-|-3-3-3---3---3-3-|-1---1-1-1---1-1-|
 670 |-5/7-7---7---7-7-|-7-5-5---5---5-5-|-5-4-4---4---4-4-|-2---2-2-0---0-0-|
 671 |---------5---5-5-|-5-5-5---5---5-5-|-5-5-5---5---5-5-|-3---3-3-2---2-2-|
 672 |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|---------3---3-3-|
 673 |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
 674 </pre>
 675 <pre class="verse">
 676 G                     F
 677 Early one mornin' the sun was shinin',
 678 G                F
 679 He was layin' in bed
 680 G                  F
 681 Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all
 682        C
 683 If her hair was still red.
 684     G                          F
 685 Her folks they said that their lives together
 686 G                 F
 687 Sure was gonna be rough
 688      G                     F
 689 They never did like Mama's homemade dress
 690        C
 691 Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough.
 692     D                      Em
 693 And he was standin' on the side of the road
 694 G                   Gsus4   G
 695 Rain fallin' on his shoes
 696 D                   Em
 697 Heading out for the East Coast
 698 G                       C/g  G       D
 699 Lord knows he paid some dues getting through
 700 F       C     G
 701 Tangled up in blue.
 702 </pre>
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