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>From Dream Letter Live In London 1968 C: x3x010 C/B: x2x010 C/A: x0x010 C/G: 3xx010 CaddD: x2303x F6: xx3231 Dm/C: x3x231 Fsus2: xx3011 This may not be exact, (it's hard to transcribe a 12 string guitar when you don't have one) but it sounds okay. The actual is somewhere high up on the neck (I don't feel like finding out where). If anyone knows what the lyric is that I have written as "More? see the people pass Lily", please let me know. ***** Introduction (spoken) If you're ever in New York...(Is it a girl?) If you're ever in New York, there's not very many carnivals going on And that may not be much, but uh... If you're used to a carnival every once in a while Then New York doesn't have it Then you gotta write a carnival song But that don't really make it either 'Cause what's a song without a carnival? ***** C / / (x18) Verse 1: C C/B C/A C/G The song of love is a sad song C C/B F6 For we have loved and it's so C C/B C/A CaddD So come and laugh a while Lily CaddD Dm/C Come and join the show C Fsus2 Hi lily lily hi C Fsus2 Lo lily lily hi C Fsus2 C / / / / / Lo lily lily hi lo C / / (x4) Verse 2: The circus comes once a year, Lily Then we gotta go So come and laugh a while Lily Come and join the show Come dancin', dancin' dance a while Come dancin', dancin' dance a while Come dancin', dancin' dance a while with me C G Me me me me me me me Bb F Me me me me me me C G Me me me me me me me Bb F C / / / / / Me me me me me me me ah... -----3---3-----0---0---0- ---5---5---5-3---3---3--- -5----------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- (x3) C / / (x4) Verse 3: More? see the people pass Lily Don't mind what they say Go on and be happy Lily They'll just pass away Hi lily lily hi Lo lily lily hi Lo lily lily hi lo C Don't let the Italian kids on your block make fun, Lily (repeat first verse:) (The) song of love is a sad song We have loved and it's so So come and laugh a while Lily Come and join the show C F C F Hi lily hi lily C F C CaddD Hi lily lo **** by Dann Butterfield drumbo@geocities.com