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16 <p>Performed by Bob Dylan in Joliette, Quebec, July
31 1989 (a one-off).
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17 Tabbed by Eyolf
Østrem and Jamie Lovinger
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19 <p>On my tape (thanks, Jamie), it sounds as if he actually plays it in
20 F# major. On the other hand, the final chord sounds very much like a
21 G shape chord, which is also much easier to play. I append a version
22 in G major at the end.
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24 <p>The lyrics are full of blanks
– the word within brackets are not
25 really meaningful suggestions, just words that sound like what he's
26 singing, mainly to have something to place the chords on...
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32 Pity the man got one arm
33 F# A#m B (F# first verse only)
34 pity the woman that's lost her charm
35 F# /a# C# D#m B (first verse: ...D#m C#...)
40 Pity the child out in the cold
41 Pity the woman
<that back one time let go
>
48 You got a
<little better
>
50 <playin' with me
> or
<it's plain to see
>
56 Pity the angel, got no way to stay
57 Pity the
<stranger or dancers
> getting old and grey
61 You got a
<little better
>
62 <If you're playin' with me
> or
<it's plain to see
>
65 Pity the man got one arm
66 pity the woman that's lost her charm
75 Pity the man got one arm
76 G Bm C (G first verse only)
77 pity the woman that's lost her charm