Chords for Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan - One Too Many Mornings 1/2
Tempo:
101.55 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
Ab
C
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Turning buttons on and moving microphones around to try to get whatever it was that he was coming with at the time because
So much of the time you never heard it again
He'd start a song [F] and turn it around and then stop or somebody would say something or somebody to make some noise or something and
That was lost and then it was into another beat into another song.
Is it rolling Bob?
To be alone with you
Just you and [Bb] me
Now won't you tell me [F] true
[Bbm] [C] Bob and Sarah and the children stayed in my house while he was doing that album [Fm] and
He asked me to be guest on it
Well as as it [Bb] turned out we went in studio and just they turned [F] on the recorders for about two hours
We set up some microphones and stoves and they came in there and met each other and went out there and started playing
Take one Johnny Cash Bob Dylan thousand miles behind take one
[Bb] History was happening the
Evolution of social structure was [Ab] being changed with this guy that [Bb] came in the studio
Playing this [Ab] music and when cash was combined with Dylan each of them got a bunch of [F] shares of different
Audiences and all of a sudden it was fashionable for radio to play different
Streets of dogs are barking [Bb] and the day [F] is getting dark
When the night begins to fall then a dog will [C] lose the bar
Then [F] a silent night will shatter [Bb] from the sounds [F] inside my mind
And I'm just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] [F] miles behind
From [Ab] the crossroads of my doorstep [Db] my eyes they [Ab] begin to fade
And I turn my head back to the room where my [Db] loving I [Eb] have laid
[Bbm] Then [Gb]
[Ab] I gaze back to the street the [Db] sidewalk and [Ab] the sign
And I'm one too many mornings [Db] and a thousand
[Gb] miles [Ab] behind
[F] Oh
It's a restless I'm repeating [Bb] it don't do [F] nobody no good and
Everything I'm saying you can say it [C] just as good
[F] Cause you're right from your side [Bb] thought that I am right [F] for mine
We're just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] [F] miles behind
[Ab] Right
Down the street the dogs are barking and the [Db] day is getting [Ab] dark
As the night comes in a falling those dogs will lose [Eb] the bar
[Ab] And the silent night will shatter from [Db] the sounds inside [Ab] my mind
As I'm one too many mornings and a thousand
Miles
[F] One too many mornings and a thousand miles behind
but, [Bb] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[F] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[C] just one too many mornings
and a thousand
and a thousand
and [Bb] another [F] thousand
and another thousand
a thousand [C] miles
Yeah, [F] a thousand miles, a thousand
So much of the time you never heard it again
He'd start a song [F] and turn it around and then stop or somebody would say something or somebody to make some noise or something and
That was lost and then it was into another beat into another song.
Is it rolling Bob?
To be alone with you
Just you and [Bb] me
Now won't you tell me [F] true
[Bbm] [C] Bob and Sarah and the children stayed in my house while he was doing that album [Fm] and
He asked me to be guest on it
Well as as it [Bb] turned out we went in studio and just they turned [F] on the recorders for about two hours
We set up some microphones and stoves and they came in there and met each other and went out there and started playing
Take one Johnny Cash Bob Dylan thousand miles behind take one
[Bb] History was happening the
Evolution of social structure was [Ab] being changed with this guy that [Bb] came in the studio
Playing this [Ab] music and when cash was combined with Dylan each of them got a bunch of [F] shares of different
Audiences and all of a sudden it was fashionable for radio to play different
Streets of dogs are barking [Bb] and the day [F] is getting dark
When the night begins to fall then a dog will [C] lose the bar
Then [F] a silent night will shatter [Bb] from the sounds [F] inside my mind
And I'm just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] [F] miles behind
From [Ab] the crossroads of my doorstep [Db] my eyes they [Ab] begin to fade
And I turn my head back to the room where my [Db] loving I [Eb] have laid
[Bbm] Then [Gb]
[Ab] I gaze back to the street the [Db] sidewalk and [Ab] the sign
And I'm one too many mornings [Db] and a thousand
[Gb] miles [Ab] behind
[F] Oh
It's a restless I'm repeating [Bb] it don't do [F] nobody no good and
Everything I'm saying you can say it [C] just as good
[F] Cause you're right from your side [Bb] thought that I am right [F] for mine
We're just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] [F] miles behind
[Ab] Right
Down the street the dogs are barking and the [Db] day is getting [Ab] dark
As the night comes in a falling those dogs will lose [Eb] the bar
[Ab] And the silent night will shatter from [Db] the sounds inside [Ab] my mind
As I'm one too many mornings and a thousand
Miles
[F] One too many mornings and a thousand miles behind
but, [Bb] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[F] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[C] just one too many mornings
and a thousand
and a thousand
and [Bb] another [F] thousand
and another thousand
a thousand [C] miles
Yeah, [F] a thousand miles, a thousand
Key:
F
Bb
Ab
C
Db
F
Bb
Ab
Turning buttons on and moving microphones around to try to get whatever it was that he was coming with at the time because
So much of the time you never heard it again
He'd start a song [F] and turn it around and then stop or somebody would say something or somebody to make some noise or something and
That was lost and then it was into another beat into another song.
Is it rolling Bob? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ To be alone with you
_ _ Just you and [Bb] me
_ Now won't you tell me [F] true _ _ _
_ [Bbm] [C] Bob and Sarah and the children stayed in my house while he was doing that album [Fm] and
He asked me to be guest on it
Well as as it [Bb] turned out we went in studio and just they turned [F] on the recorders for about two hours
We set up some microphones and stoves and they came in there and met each other and went out there and started playing
_ Take one Johnny Cash Bob Dylan thousand miles behind take one _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] History was happening _ the
Evolution of social structure was [Ab] being changed with this guy that [Bb] came in the studio
Playing this [Ab] music and when cash was combined with Dylan each of them got a bunch of [F] shares of different
Audiences and all of a sudden it was fashionable for radio to play different
Streets of dogs are barking [Bb] and the day [F] is getting dark
_ _ When the night begins to fall then a dog will [C] lose the bar
Then [F] a silent night will shatter [Bb] from the sounds [F] inside my mind
_ And I'm just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
_ [C] _ [F] miles behind
From _ _ _ [Ab] the crossroads of my doorstep [Db] my eyes they [Ab] begin to fade
_ _ And I turn my head back to the room where my [Db] loving I [Eb] have laid
[Bbm] Then [Gb]
[Ab] I gaze back to the street the [Db] sidewalk and [Ab] the sign
_ And I'm one too many mornings [Db] and a thousand
_ [Gb] miles [Ab] behind _
_ _ [F] _ _ _ Oh
It's a restless I'm repeating [Bb] it don't do [F] nobody no good _ _ and
Everything I'm saying you can say it [C] just as good
_ [F] Cause you're right from your side [Bb] thought that I am right [F] for mine _
We're just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] _ _ [F] miles behind _ _ _
_ _ [Ab] Right
Down the street the dogs are barking and the [Db] day is getting [Ab] dark
_ As the night comes in a falling those dogs will lose [Eb] the bar
_ [Ab] And the silent night will shatter from [Db] the sounds inside [Ab] my mind
_ As I'm one too many mornings and a thousand
_ Miles
_ _ _ _ [F] One too many mornings and a thousand miles behind
but, [Bb] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[F] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[C] just one too many mornings
and _ a thousand
and a thousand
and [Bb] another [F] thousand
and another thousand
a thousand [C] miles
Yeah, [F] a thousand miles, a thousand
So much of the time you never heard it again
He'd start a song [F] and turn it around and then stop or somebody would say something or somebody to make some noise or something and
That was lost and then it was into another beat into another song.
Is it rolling Bob? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ To be alone with you
_ _ Just you and [Bb] me
_ Now won't you tell me [F] true _ _ _
_ [Bbm] [C] Bob and Sarah and the children stayed in my house while he was doing that album [Fm] and
He asked me to be guest on it
Well as as it [Bb] turned out we went in studio and just they turned [F] on the recorders for about two hours
We set up some microphones and stoves and they came in there and met each other and went out there and started playing
_ Take one Johnny Cash Bob Dylan thousand miles behind take one _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] History was happening _ the
Evolution of social structure was [Ab] being changed with this guy that [Bb] came in the studio
Playing this [Ab] music and when cash was combined with Dylan each of them got a bunch of [F] shares of different
Audiences and all of a sudden it was fashionable for radio to play different
Streets of dogs are barking [Bb] and the day [F] is getting dark
_ _ When the night begins to fall then a dog will [C] lose the bar
Then [F] a silent night will shatter [Bb] from the sounds [F] inside my mind
_ And I'm just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
_ [C] _ [F] miles behind
From _ _ _ [Ab] the crossroads of my doorstep [Db] my eyes they [Ab] begin to fade
_ _ And I turn my head back to the room where my [Db] loving I [Eb] have laid
[Bbm] Then [Gb]
[Ab] I gaze back to the street the [Db] sidewalk and [Ab] the sign
_ And I'm one too many mornings [Db] and a thousand
_ [Gb] miles [Ab] behind _
_ _ [F] _ _ _ Oh
It's a restless I'm repeating [Bb] it don't do [F] nobody no good _ _ and
Everything I'm saying you can say it [C] just as good
_ [F] Cause you're right from your side [Bb] thought that I am right [F] for mine _
We're just one too many mornings [Bb] and a thousand
[C] _ _ [F] miles behind _ _ _
_ _ [Ab] Right
Down the street the dogs are barking and the [Db] day is getting [Ab] dark
_ As the night comes in a falling those dogs will lose [Eb] the bar
_ [Ab] And the silent night will shatter from [Db] the sounds inside [Ab] my mind
_ As I'm one too many mornings and a thousand
_ Miles
_ _ _ _ [F] One too many mornings and a thousand miles behind
but, [Bb] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[F] just one too many mornings
and a thousand miles behind
[C] just one too many mornings
and _ a thousand
and a thousand
and [Bb] another [F] thousand
and another thousand
a thousand [C] miles
Yeah, [F] a thousand miles, a thousand