100 Years Ago

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INTRO: (organ arranged for guitar)
Dm C Bb F
Dm C Bb F
VERSE:
Went out walkin' through the wood the other day
Dm C Bb F
And the world was a carpet laid before me
Dm C
The buds were bursting
Bb F
And the air smelled sweet and strange
Dm Bb F
And it seemed about a hundred years ago
VERSE:
Dm C Bb F
Mary and I, we would sit upon a gate,
Dm C Bb F
Just gazin' at some dragon in the sky.
Dm C Bb F
What tender days, we had no secrets hid away,
Dm Bb F
Well, it seemed about a hundred years ago.
CHORUS:
Bb A
Now all my friends are wearing worried smiles,
Dm C Bb
Living out a dream of what they was.
G Bb F Bb F
Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?
VERSE:
Went out walkin' through the wood the other day,
Can't you see the furrows in my forehead?
What tender days, we had no secrets hid away,
Now it seems about a hundred years ago.
CHORUS:
Now if you see me drinkin' bad red wine,
Don't worry 'bout this man that you love.
Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?
VERSE:
Dm C Dm C Dm
You're gonna kiss and say good-bye, yeah, I warn you.
Dm C Dm C Dm
You're gonna kiss and say good-bye, yeah, I warn you.
Dm C Dm C Dm
You're gonna kiss and say good-bye, oh Lord, I warn you,
Bb G
And please excuse me while I hide away.
F
Call me lazy bones,
Bb
Ain't got no time to waste away,
F Bb
Lazy bones ain't got no time to waste away.
G
Don't you think, don't you think,
Bb F
It's just about time to hide away?
Bb F
Yeah, yeah!
Wah, Wah and fade out:
Dm C

100 Years Ago chords and lyrics

Free chords for 100 Years Ago by The Rolling Stones. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

INTRO: (organ arranged for guitar)
             Dm  C  Bb  F
VERSE:
CHORUS:
VERSE: 
       Went out walkin' through the wood the other day,
       Can't you see the furrows in my forehead?
       What tender days, we had no secrets hid away,
       Now it seems about a hundred years ago.
CHORUS:
       Now if you see me drinkin' bad red wine,
       Don't worry 'bout this man that you love.
       Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?
VERSE:
Wah, Wah and fade out:
       Dm   C

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