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  15   <h1 class="songtitle">My Wife&rsquo;s Home Town</h1>
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  18 <p>Written by Bob Dylan and Willie Dixon<br />
  19 Released on <a href="index.html" class="recordlink">Together Through Life</a> (2009)<br />
  20 Tabbed by Eyolf &Oslash;strem</p>
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  26 <p>
  27 D throughout, with shades of D minor. The guitar/accordeon riff below is
  28 played at the end (or is it beginning?) of most measures, and that&rsquo;s
  29 more or less it, except for the  &lsquo;Home Town&rsquo; motif, given here
  30 as a one-guitar thing, but played on different instruments. I
  31 wouldn&rsquo;t necessarily say that it&rsquo;s a good idea to play this
  32 arrangement on a single guitar, but it&rsquo;s up to you.  </p>
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  34 N.C. = "no chord"; the slash chords ("/d" etc) indicate bass notes.
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  37 Guitar:
  38   D
  39      .     .       :     .
  40 -----------------|----------
  41 --------10-------|----------
  42 -----------12-10-|-11-------
  43 -----------------|----------
  44 -----------------|----------
  45 -----------------|----------
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  47 Accordeon:
  48      .     .       :     .
  49 -----------------|-10-------
  50 -----------------|----------
  51 -------------8h9-|----------
  52 -----------------|----------
  53 -----------------|----------
  54 -----------------|----------
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  58 D
  59 Well I didn't come here, dear, with a doggone thing
  60
  61 I just came here to hear the drummer's cymbal ring
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  63 There ain't no way you can put me down
  64 N.C./d /c    /a       /f        /d
  65 I just wanna say that hell's my wife's home town
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  69  /d    /c    /a    /f        /d
  70   :     .     .     .         :     .     .     .     rep. a varying
  71 |-------------------------||--------------------------||  number of
  72 |-------------------------||*-----10----8-6-----8----*||  times
  73 |-7-----------------------||------10----9-7-----9-----||
  74 |-------10----7-----------||--0-----------------------||
  75 |-------------------8-----||*------------------------*||
  76 |-------------------------||--------------------------||
  77 I just wanna say that hell's my wife's home town
  78 </pre>
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  80 <pre>
  81 Well there's reasons for that, and reasons for this
  82 I can't think of any just now, but I know they exist
  83 I'm sittin in the sun 'till my skin turns brown
  84 I just wanna say that hell's my wife's home town home town home town
  85 </pre>
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  87 <pre>
  88 She can make you steal, make you rob
  89 Give you the hives, make you lose your job
  90 Make things bad she can make things worse
  91 She got stuff more potent than a gypsy curse
  92 </pre>
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  94 <pre>
  95 One of these days I'll end up on the run
  96 I'm pretty sure she'll make me kill someone
  97 I'm going inside, roll the shutters down
  98 I just wanna say that hell's my wife's home town
  99 </pre>
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 102 <pre>
 103 Well there's plenty to remember, plenty to forget
 104 I still can remember the day we met
 105 I lost my reasons long ago
 106 My love for her is all I know
 107 </pre>
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 110 State gone broke, the county's dry
 111 Don't be lookin' at me with that evil eye
 112 Keep on walking, don't be hanging around
 113 I'm tellin you again that hell's my wife's home town
 114 </pre>
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 116 <pre>
 117 home town
 118 home town
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