Not Dark Yet

Bob Dylan

Transposer:
  
E

E
Shadows are falling
A
and I've been here all
E
day
It's too hot to sleep and
A
time is running
E
away
B
Feel like my
B/A
soul has
G#m
turned
F#
into
E
steel
C#m
I've still got the s
B
cars that the s
A
un didn't h
E
eal
B
There's not even
B/A
room enough to
G#m
be any
F#
where
  
E

C#m
It's not dark
B
yet, but i
A
t's getting
E
there

E
Well my sense of humani
A
ty is going down the
E
drain
E
Behind every beautiful thing,
A
there's been some kind of
E
pain
B
She wrote me a
B/A
letter and she
G#m
wrote it
F#
so ki
E
nd
C#m
She put down in
B
writin' what was
A
in her
E
mind
B
I just don't see
B/A
why I
G#m
should even
F#m
care
  
E

C#m
It's not dark y
B
et, but it's g
A
etting
E
there

E
Well I been to London
A
and I been to gay
E
Paris
E
I followed the river
A
and I got to the
E
sea
B
I've been down to the
B/A
bottom of a
G#m
world full
F#
of lies
C#m
I ain't lookin for
B
nothin' in
A
anyone's
E
eyes
B
Sometimes my
B/A
burden is
G#m
more than
F#
I can
E
bear

C#m
It's not dark y
B
et, but i
A
t's getting
E
there

E
I was born here and I'll die here,
A
against my
E
will
E
I know it looks like I'm movin'
A
but I'm standin'
E
still
B
Every nerve in my
B/A
body is so n
G#m
aked a
F#
nd nu
E
mb
C#m
I can't even remember what it
B
was I came here to
A
get away from
  
E
B
Don't even
B/A
hear the
G#m
murmur of
F#
a pra
E
yer

C#m
It's not dark
B
yet, but it's
A
getting
E
there

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