Odds And Ends chords and lyrics
Free chords for Odds And Ends by Bob Dylan. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Odds and Ends Bob Dylan and the Band The Basement Tapes [Verse 1] You break your promise all over the place [Refrain] I never can remember anything that you said [Refrain] You know what I'm sayin' and you know what I mean [Refrain]
Odds And Ends Chords by Bob Dylan
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