Bob Dylan - Rainy Day Women Chords & Tabs

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From: Nicholas Sprague 
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: tab correction: Rainy Day Woman #12 and 35 by Bob Dylan
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 15:30:21 -0500
From: "Peter L. Spain (remote)" 

"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" by Bob Dylan from "Blonde on Blonde"

  F*   Do   C7/E F    A*   F#o  E7/G# A
  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---  ---   ---
e-5    4    3    1    9    8    7     5
B-6    3    1    1    10   7    5     5
G-5    4    3    2    9    8    7     6
D-x    3    2    3    x    7    6     7
A-x    x    x    x    x    x    x     x
E-x    x    x    x    x    x    x     x

[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/bob_dylan/rainy_day_women_crd_ver_3.html ]
        F*                    Do       C7/E  F
They'll stone you when you're tryin to be so good
        F*             Do        C7/E      F
They'll stone you just like they said they would
        A*                    F#o      E7/G# A
They'll stone you when you're tryin to go home
        F*                    Do    C7/E  F
They'll stone you when you're there all alone
      A*        F#o     E7/G# A
But I would not feel so all alone
F*        Do   C7/E F
Everybody must get stoned


repeat until bored.


CORRECTION TO RAINY DAY WOMAN #12 and 35 BY Bob Dylan:
Submitted by: Nick Sprague (nws103@psu.edu)

The A* progression should be moved up one fret it since it is A# not A.  This makes the F#* into G* and so on for the rest of the progression.  
The line "But I would not feel so all alone" is also slightly off.  The progression for that is moved up to a C* to start it.  This means that the first chord is C* (10,11,10,x,x,x) the second chord is (11,10,11,10,x,x), the third chord is (10,8,10,9,x,x)
 and the fourth is (8,8,9,10,10).