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13 <title>4th Time Around
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19 <h1 class=
"songtitle">4th Time Around
</h1>
22 <p>Words and music Bob Dylan
<br />
23 Released on
<a class=
"recordlink" href=
"index.htm">Blonde on Blonde
</a> (
1966) and in a live version on
<a class=
"recordlink" href=
"../39_rah/index.htm">Live
1966</a> (
1998)
<br />
24 Tabbed by Eyolf
Østrem
</p><hr />
26 <p>Capo
4th fret (sounding key E major)
<br />
27 And you might as well tune down the E string two steps, to get the dropped C tuning that he uses on Live
1966 (C-A-d-g-b-e').
</p>
29 <p>The versions are quite similar, apart from (
1) the little riff running through the album version, and (
2) the basic chord alternation, which in the album version is C - F, and on
<a class=
"recordlink" href=
"../39_rah/index.htm">Live
1966</a> C - Csus4. (it actually sounds like that's what Dylan is playing in the album version as well, but the little riff clearly alternates between C and F, so that's the predominant sound anyway).
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43 <p>Chords (with dropped C tuning):
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46 F
033211 or
003211 or Fmaj7
033210
56 When she said,
"Don't waste
58 your words, they're just lies,
"
62 And she worked on my face
64 until breaking my eyes,
66 Then said,
"What else you got left?
"
68 It was then that I got up to leave
70 But she said,
"Don't forget,
72 Everybody must give something back
74 For something they get.
"
76 I stood there and hummed,
77 I tapped on her drum and asked her how come.
78 And she buttoned her boot,
79 And straightened her suit,
80 Then she said,
"Don't get cute.
"
81 So I forced my hands in my pockets
82 And felt with my thumbs,
83 And gallantly handed her
84 My very last piece of gum.
87 I stood in the dirt where ev'ryone walked.
90 I went back and knocked.
91 I waited in the hallway, she went to get it,
92 And I tried to make sense
93 Out of that picture of you in your wheelchair
94 That leaned up against . . .
97 And when she did come, I asked her for some.
98 She said,
"No, dear.
"
99 I said,
"Your words aren't clear,
100 You'd better spit out your gum.
"
101 She screamed till her face got so red
102 Then she fell on the floor,
103 And I covered her up and then
104 Thought I'd go look through her drawer.
106 And, when I was through
108 And brought it to you.
109 And you, you took me in,
111 You didn't waste time.
112 And I, I never took much,
113 I never asked for your crutch.
114 Now don't ask for mine.
119 <h2 class=
"songversion">Live
1966 version
</h2>
121 <p>As I said, it's identical, just replace all the F's with Csus4's.
</p>
125 <h2 class=
"songversion">Live version from
1999 (various locations)
</h2>
129 When she said,
"Don't waste
131 your words, they're just lies,
"
132 C G/b D Dsus4 D Dsus4
133 I cried she was deaf.
135 And she worked on my face
137 until breaking my eyes,
139 Then said,
"What else you got left?
"
141 It was then that I got up to leave
143 But she said,
"Don't forget,
145 Everybody must give something back
146 Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4
147 For something they get.
"