Stuck Inside of Mobile - Bob Dylan - 50 bpm

Oh, the [G]ragman draws [Em]circles [G]up and down the [Em]block 
I'd [G]ask him what the [Em]matter was, but I [C]know that he don't [D]talk
And the [C]ladies treat me [G]kindly and [Em]furnish me with [G]tape, 
but [Em]deep inside my [G]heart I [C]know I can't es[G]cape

	[Bm]Oh, []Mama, can []this really be the []end 
	to be [|G]stuck in[|C]side of [|Em]Mobile [|G]with the [|C]Memphis [|]blues a[|G]gain.[|F]
	[|D][|C][B][G][]

Well [G]Shakespeare he's in the [Em]alley with his [G]pointed shoes and his [Em]bells 
 [G]speaking to some [Em]French girl who [C]says she knows me [D]well
And [C]I would send a [G]message to [Em]find out if she's [G]talked 
but [Em]the post office has been [G]stolen and the [C]mailbox is [::17::G]locked

 [G]Mona tried to [Em]tell me to [G]stay away from the train line.[Em] 
She [G]said that all the [Em]railroad men just [C]drink up your blood like [D]wine
And I [C]said "Oh I didn't [G]know that but [Em]then again there's only one I've [G]met 
and [Em]he just smoked my [G]eyelids and [C]punched my cigar[::17::G]ette

 [G]Grandpa died last []week, now he's [Em]buried in the []rocks but 
 [G]everybody still [Em]talks about how [C]badly they were [D]shocked
But [C]me, I expected it to [G]happen I [Em]knew he'd lost con[G]trol
when he [Em]built a fire on [G]Main Street and [C]shot it full of [::17::G]holes

Now the [G]senator came down [Em]here [G]showing ev'ryone his [Em ]gun 
 [G]handing out free [Em]tickets to the [C]wedding of his [D]son
And [C]me, I nearly get [G]busted and [Em]wouldn't it be my [G]luck 
to get [Em]caught without a [G]ticket and be dis[C]covered beneath a [::17::G]truck

Now the [G]preacher looked so [Em]baffled when I [G]asked him why he [Em]dressed 
with [G]twenty pounds of [Em]headlines [C]stapled to his [D]chest
But he [C]cursed me when I [G]proved it to him then I [Em]said, "Not even you can [G]hide. 
You [Em]see, you're just like [G]me, I [C]hope you're satis[::17::G]fied

Now the [G]rainman gave me two [Em]cures then he [G]said, Jump right [Em]in 
The [G]one was Texas [Em]medicine the [C]other was just railroad [D]gin
And [C]like a fool I [G]mixed them and it [Em]strangled up my [G]mind 
and now, [Em]people just get [G]uglier and I [C]have no sense of [::17::G]time

When [G]Ruthie says come [Em]see her in her [G]honky-tonk la[Em]goon 
where I can [G]watch her waltz for [Em]free 'neath her [C]Panamanian [D]moon
 [C]I say, Aw come [G]on now you [Em]know about my [G]debutante, 
she says your [Em]debutante just knows what you [G]need, [C]I know what you [::17::G]want

Now the [G]bricks lay on [Em]Grand Street where the [G]neon madmen [Em]climb 
they [G]all fall there so [Em]perfectly, it [C]all seems so well [D]timed
And [C]here I sit so [G]patiently [Em]waiting to find out what [G]price 
you [Em]have to pay to get [G]out of going [C]through all these things [::17::G]twice