Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again

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Step 1 / 14Position: 2
1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open
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Tuning: Standard
Interesting mistake that I came across when I aligned chords and lyrics.
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capo: 4th fret
play: C
key: E
For chords in original key, transpose +4
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Bass run between verses
[E
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
e|----------------|----------------|
B|----------------|----------------|
G|----------------|----------------|
D|2-----0---------|----------------|
A|------------2---|--0-------------|
E|----------------|--------3/4-0---|
CHORDS
E-A-D-G-B-E
Csus4 x-3-3-0-1-x
G/B x-2-0-0-0(3)
C/G 3-x-2-0-1-0
F/G 3-x-3-2-1-1
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[Intro]
[Csus4
[C [C
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
e|----------------|
B|1-1-1-1---1-1-1-|
G|0-0-0-0---0-0-0-|
D|2-2-2-2---3-3-2-|
A|3-3-3-3---3-3-3-|
E|----------------|
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[Intro]
| C   Csus4| C   Csus4| C   Csus4| C|
[Verse 1]
Oh, the Cragman draws Amcircles
CUp and down the Amblock
I’d Cask him what the Ammatter was
F   G(7)
But I know that he don’t talk
And the Fladies treat me Ckindly
And they fAmurnish me with tCape
But Amdeep inside my Cheart
I Fknow I can’t esCcape
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/GWith the F/GMemphis blues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 2]
Well, CShakespeare, he’s in the Amalley
With his Cpointed shoes and his Ambells
CSpeaking to some AmFrench girl
Who Fsays she knows me Gwell
And FI would send a Cmessage
To fAmind out if she’s Ctalked
But the Ampost office has been Cstolen
And the Fmailbox is Clocked
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/GWith the FMemphis F/Gblues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 3]
CMona tried to tAmell me
To Cstay away from the train Amline
She Csaid that all the Amrailroad men
Just drink Fup your blood like Gwine
An’ I Fsaid, “Oh, I didn’t Cknow that
But then agAmain, there’s only one I’ve Cmet
An’ Amhe just smoked my Ceyelids
An’ Fpunched my cigaCrette”
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/Gwith the FMemphis F/Gblues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 4]
CGrandpa died last Amweek
And now he’s Cburied in the Amrocks
But Ceverybody still Amtalks about
How Fbadly they were Gshocked
But Fme, I expected it to Chappen
I Amknew he’d lost conCtrol
When he Ambuilt a fire on CMain Street
And Fshot it full of Choles
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/GWith the FMemphis F/Gblues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 5]
Now the Csenator Amcame down here
CShowing ev’ryone his Amgun
CHanding out free Amtickets
To the Fwedding of his Gson
An’ Fme, I nearly got Cbusted
An’ Amwouldn’t it be my Cluck
To get Amcaught without a Cticket
And be disFcovered beneath a Ctruck
EmOh Mama, is this really the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/GWith the FMemphis F/Gblues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 6]
Now the Cpreacher looked so Ambaffled
When I Casked him why he Amdressed
With Ctwenty pounds of Amheadlines
FStapled to his Gchest
But he Fcursed me when I Cproved to him
Then I Amwhispered, “Not even you can Chide
You Amsee, you’re just like Cme
I Fhope you’re satisCfied”
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/Gwith the FMemphis F/Gblues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 7]
Now the Crainman gave me Amtwo cures
Then he Csaid, “Jump right Amin”
The Cone was Texas meAmdicine
The Fother was just railroad Ggin
An’ Flike a fool I Cmixed them
An’ it Amstrangled up my Cmind
An’ now Ampeople just get Cuglier
An’ I Fhave no sense of Ctime
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/Gwith the F/GMemphis blues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 8]
When CRuthie says come Amsee her
In her Chonky-tonk laAmgoon
Where I can Cwatch her waltz for Amfree
’Neath her FPanamanian Gmoon
An’ I Fsay, “Aw come Con now
You Amknow you know about my debuCtante”
An’ she says, “Your Amdebutante just knows what you Cneed
But FI know what you Cwant”
EmOh Mama, can this really be the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/Gwith the F/GMemphis blues aCgain? [bass: C, Bb, G, F, E, C]
= E, D, B, A, G#, E without capo
[Verse 9]
Now the Cbricks lay on AmGrand Street
Where the Cneon madmen Amclimb
They Call fall there so Amperfectly
It Fall seems so well Gtimed
An’ Fhere I sit so Cpatiently
AmWaiting to find out what Cprice
You Amhave to pay to get Cout of
Going Fthrough all these things Ctwice
EmOh Mama, is this really the end?
To be Cstuck inG/Bside of AmMobile,
C/G   F/G[ C]
with the Memphis blues again?
[Coda](harp)
| C| % | % | % |
| C   G/B| Am   C/G| F/G   F/G| C  
[last three bars: break on every chord]
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This song, from Bob Dylan's 1966 album Blonde on Blonde, features nine verses, each introducing a distinct set of characters and circumstances. It showcases Dylan's sophisticated lyrical techniques, infusing folk music with intellectualism and poetic depth. The lyrics incorporate political, social, and philosophical influences, defying pop music conventions. Playing it means stepping into a world rich with vivid, unfolding narratives and complex human situations.

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