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Odds and Ends
Bob Dylan and the Band
The Basement Tapes
[Verse 1]
 AI stand in awe and I take my place *)
You break your promise all over the place
You D7promised to love me, but what do I see
 AJust you comin' and spillin' juice over me
[Refrain]
E7Odds and ends, odds and ends
 AN.C.
Lost time is not found again
ANow, you take your file and you bend my head
I never can remember anything that you said 
You D7promised to love me, but what do I know
AYou're always spillin' juice on me like you got someplace to go
[Refrain]
E7Odds and ends, odds and ends
  AN.C.
Lost time is not found again
ANow, I've had enough, my box is clean
You know what I'm sayin' and you know what I mean
From nD7ow on you'd best get on someone else
AWhile you're doin' it, keep that juice to yourself
[Refrain]
E7Odds and ends, odds and ends
      AN.C.
Lost time is not found again

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Odds And Ends

by Bob Dylan

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Odds and Ends

Bob Dylan and the Band

The Basement Tapes

[Verse 1]

I stand in awe and I take my place *)

You break your promise all over the place

You promised to love me, but what do I see

Just you comin' and spillin' juice over me

[Refrain]

Odds and ends, odds and ends

N.C.

Lost time is not found again

Now, you take your file and you bend my head

I never can remember anything that you said

You promised to love me, but what do I know

You're always spillin' juice on me like you got someplace to go

[Refrain]

Odds and ends, odds and ends

N.C.

Lost time is not found again

Now, I've had enough, my box is clean

You know what I'm sayin' and you know what I mean

From now on you'd best get on someone else

While you're doin' it, keep that juice to yourself

[Refrain]

Odds and ends, odds and ends

N.C.

Lost time is not found again

About Odds And Ends Chords by Bob Dylan

Learn how to play Odds And Ends by Bob Dylan with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Odds And Ends chords”, “Odds And Ends guitar chords”, or “Bob Dylan Odds And Ends chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Odds And Ends chords and for experienced players who want accurate Odds And Ends lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D7, E7, C.

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What key is "Odds And Ends" in?

The chords for "Odds And Ends" show the original chord names (including A, D7, E7, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.