Chords for The Dandy Warhols - You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Bing Lounge)
Tempo:
106.6 bpm
Chords used:
G
Am
C
Ab
Abm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G] Sure.
I can't really do it on acoustic guitar.
It's a one chord song.
[Abm] It really just needs
to be acapella, which I don't really
I'm in no shape to do that right now.
Sorry.
I
[Ab]
love the song.
Most of the songs on our records that we do [Gm] live with the [Abm] full band are really hard to
adapt to this setup, but we just kind of [G] worked out a few of them.
You did a great [Am] job.
Oh, thank you.
[E] Yeah, thanks.
[N]
Yeah, that's part of being a band for 18 years is
Do you remember in the 90s when acoustic
on radio and the bands would bring in small amps and a little drum set and try [F] to rock
out, you know?
Because it was grunge.
It was Stone Temple Pilots [N] and pretty much metal,
you know?
Trying to be acoustic and that's not the kind of thing that you can just sit down and
So yeah, we watched so many bands just fail [Ab] at trying to adapt to a tiny [N] radio situation.
Bren and I used to really not get much sleep and we would room together on tour because
you try to get away with as few hotel rooms as you [Gm] can and touring [F] in a van and all that
[E] stuff.
So we would just lay there on the two motel six beds [Am] that you get.
Or [G] the bed.
[Bb] [N] Yeah, well, only the rare occasion we had to hairy arm.
Hairy arm it all.
Yeah.
We're
going to hairy arm this one?
Okay.
[Ab]
But yeah, just lay there and just go.
[D] Beatles, you know?
[Ab]
Whatever.
So [G] here's a Bob Dylan song [Am] that
[C]
[G]
[Am] [C]
[G] The clouds so swift, [Am] rain won't [C] lift.
The gate won't [G] close, railings froze.
Get your mind [Am] off [C] wintertime, you ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the [G] day my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
Well, I don't care how many [Am] letters they send.
[C] Morning came, [G] the morning went.
So pack up your money, [Am] pick up your tent.
[C] You ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
[Am] [C]
[G] Well, buy me a flute [Am] and a gun that shoots.
[C] Tailgate, [G] mmm, substitute.
So strap yourself [Am] to a tree with roots.
[C] Cause you ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
Well, Genghis Khan, [Am] he could not keep
[C] All of his kings [G] supplied with sleep.
Run up that hill, [Am] no matter how steep.
[C] When they get [G] round to it.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me [C] high.
Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
[Eb] [N]
I can't really do it on acoustic guitar.
It's a one chord song.
[Abm] It really just needs
to be acapella, which I don't really
I'm in no shape to do that right now.
Sorry.
I
[Ab]
love the song.
Most of the songs on our records that we do [Gm] live with the [Abm] full band are really hard to
adapt to this setup, but we just kind of [G] worked out a few of them.
You did a great [Am] job.
Oh, thank you.
[E] Yeah, thanks.
[N]
Yeah, that's part of being a band for 18 years is
Do you remember in the 90s when acoustic
on radio and the bands would bring in small amps and a little drum set and try [F] to rock
out, you know?
Because it was grunge.
It was Stone Temple Pilots [N] and pretty much metal,
you know?
Trying to be acoustic and that's not the kind of thing that you can just sit down and
So yeah, we watched so many bands just fail [Ab] at trying to adapt to a tiny [N] radio situation.
Bren and I used to really not get much sleep and we would room together on tour because
you try to get away with as few hotel rooms as you [Gm] can and touring [F] in a van and all that
[E] stuff.
So we would just lay there on the two motel six beds [Am] that you get.
Or [G] the bed.
[Bb] [N] Yeah, well, only the rare occasion we had to hairy arm.
Hairy arm it all.
Yeah.
We're
going to hairy arm this one?
Okay.
[Ab]
But yeah, just lay there and just go.
[D] Beatles, you know?
[Ab]
Whatever.
So [G] here's a Bob Dylan song [Am] that
[C]
[G]
[Am] [C]
[G] The clouds so swift, [Am] rain won't [C] lift.
The gate won't [G] close, railings froze.
Get your mind [Am] off [C] wintertime, you ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the [G] day my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
Well, I don't care how many [Am] letters they send.
[C] Morning came, [G] the morning went.
So pack up your money, [Am] pick up your tent.
[C] You ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
[Am] [C]
[G] Well, buy me a flute [Am] and a gun that shoots.
[C] Tailgate, [G] mmm, substitute.
So strap yourself [Am] to a tree with roots.
[C] Cause you ain't going [G] nowhere.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
Well, Genghis Khan, [Am] he could not keep
[C] All of his kings [G] supplied with sleep.
Run up that hill, [Am] no matter how steep.
[C] When they get [G] round to it.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
Blue leaves [Am] ride me [C] high.
Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
[Eb] [N]
Key:
G
Am
C
Ab
Abm
G
Am
C
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] Sure.
I _ _ _ _ _ can't really do it on acoustic guitar.
It's a one chord song.
[Abm] It really just needs
to be acapella, which I don't really_
I'm in no shape to do that right now.
Sorry.
I
[Ab]
love the song.
Most of the songs on our records that we do [Gm] live with the [Abm] full band are really hard to
adapt to this setup, but we just kind of [G] worked out a few of them.
You did a great [Am] job.
Oh, thank you.
[E] Yeah, thanks.
_ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ Yeah, that's part of being a band for 18 years is_
Do you remember in the 90s when _ acoustic
on radio and the bands would bring in small amps and a little drum set and try [F] to rock
out, you know?
Because it was grunge.
It was Stone Temple Pilots [N] and pretty much metal,
you know?
_ Trying to be acoustic and that's not the kind of thing that you can just sit down and_ _
So yeah, we watched so many bands just fail [Ab] at trying to adapt to a tiny [N] radio situation.
Bren and I used to really not get much sleep and we would room together on tour because
you try to get away with as few hotel rooms as you [Gm] can and touring [F] in a van and all that
[E] stuff.
_ So we would just lay there on the two motel six beds [Am] that you get.
Or [G] the bed.
[Bb] _ _ [N] _ Yeah, well, only the rare occasion we had to hairy arm.
Hairy arm it all.
Yeah.
We're
going to hairy arm this one?
Okay.
[Ab] _ _
But yeah, just lay there and just go.
[D] Beatles, you know?
[Ab]
Whatever.
So [G] here's _ a Bob Dylan song _ [Am] that_
_ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ The clouds so swift, [Am] rain won't [C] lift.
The gate won't [G] close, railings froze.
Get your mind [Am] off _ [C] wintertime, you ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ _ Blue leaves _ [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the [G] day my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ Well, I don't care how many [Am] letters they send.
[C] _ Morning came, [G] the morning went.
So pack up your money, [Am] pick up your tent.
[C] You ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ Well, buy me a flute [Am] and a gun that shoots.
[C] _ Tailgate, [G] mmm, substitute.
So strap yourself [Am] to a tree with roots.
[C] Cause you ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ Well, Genghis Khan, [Am] he could not keep
[C] All of his kings [G] supplied with sleep.
Run up that hill, [Am] no matter how steep.
[C] When they get [G] round to it.
_ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
_ Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ _ Blue leaves _ [Am] ride me [C] high.
_ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] Sure.
I _ _ _ _ _ can't really do it on acoustic guitar.
It's a one chord song.
[Abm] It really just needs
to be acapella, which I don't really_
I'm in no shape to do that right now.
Sorry.
I
[Ab]
love the song.
Most of the songs on our records that we do [Gm] live with the [Abm] full band are really hard to
adapt to this setup, but we just kind of [G] worked out a few of them.
You did a great [Am] job.
Oh, thank you.
[E] Yeah, thanks.
_ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ Yeah, that's part of being a band for 18 years is_
Do you remember in the 90s when _ acoustic
on radio and the bands would bring in small amps and a little drum set and try [F] to rock
out, you know?
Because it was grunge.
It was Stone Temple Pilots [N] and pretty much metal,
you know?
_ Trying to be acoustic and that's not the kind of thing that you can just sit down and_ _
So yeah, we watched so many bands just fail [Ab] at trying to adapt to a tiny [N] radio situation.
Bren and I used to really not get much sleep and we would room together on tour because
you try to get away with as few hotel rooms as you [Gm] can and touring [F] in a van and all that
[E] stuff.
_ So we would just lay there on the two motel six beds [Am] that you get.
Or [G] the bed.
[Bb] _ _ [N] _ Yeah, well, only the rare occasion we had to hairy arm.
Hairy arm it all.
Yeah.
We're
going to hairy arm this one?
Okay.
[Ab] _ _
But yeah, just lay there and just go.
[D] Beatles, you know?
[Ab]
Whatever.
So [G] here's _ a Bob Dylan song _ [Am] that_
_ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ The clouds so swift, [Am] rain won't [C] lift.
The gate won't [G] close, railings froze.
Get your mind [Am] off _ [C] wintertime, you ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ _ Blue leaves _ [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the [G] day my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ Well, I don't care how many [Am] letters they send.
[C] _ Morning came, [G] the morning went.
So pack up your money, [Am] pick up your tent.
[C] You ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ Well, buy me a flute [Am] and a gun that shoots.
[C] _ Tailgate, [G] mmm, substitute.
So strap yourself [Am] to a tree with roots.
[C] Cause you ain't going [G] nowhere.
_ _ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ Well, Genghis Khan, [Am] he could not keep
[C] All of his kings [G] supplied with sleep.
Run up that hill, [Am] no matter how steep.
[C] When they get [G] round to it.
_ _ Blue leaves [Am] ride me high.
[C] _ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
_ Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna [C] fly down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ _ Blue leaves _ [Am] ride me [C] high.
_ Tomorrow's the day [G] my bride's gonna come.
Oh Lord, [Am] we gonna fly [C] down in the [G] easy chair.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _