{c:A more logical (or at least euphonious) progression at the end of the intro and other places, would be Bb Bo Cm C#o. Bb/B matches what Dylan sings... Euphony never was his middle name anyway. The Dm7 at “meet me” sounds like a Dm7-5 in some verses, but since that clashes with the singing, I'd recommend a plain Dm7. The figure at the end of the bridge is transcribed according to what is played. The chord names in the tab are more or less what results if the bass and the song are considered; in the text I've suggested a simpler version that does more or less the same (Dm/F - F+ - F7 - F+). And remember: the bass notes that are played too early, which gives the swing character.} : . . . : . . . : . . . |-------------------------|-1---3-4-----------3-----|-------------------------| |-------3-----------3-----|-1-----------3-----3-----|-4---6-4-----3-----1-----| |-------0-----3-----3-----|-1-----------4-----4-----|-3-----------2-----2-----| |-----3-----3-5-----5---0-|-------------3-----------|-4-----------3-----3-----| |-1-----------------------|-------------5---------3-|----------------------(1)| |-------------------------|-----------3-------------|-------------------------| : . . . |-------------------------| |-3-----3-----4-----2-----| |-3-----3-----3-----2-----| |-3-----3-----5-----3-----| |-1-----2---3-------4-----| |-------------------------| Bb Bo The seasons, they are turning Cm7 C#o And my sad heart is yearning : . : . Bb/D Bb C9 |--------------------3-----| To hear again the songbird's sweet melodious tone |-3------------------3-----| Bb Gm7 |-3------------------3-----| Won't you |-5-----5-4-3--------5-----| Dm7 G7 |-3-----------7------------| meet me |--------------------------| Cm7-5 Dm/F F Bb /B Cm7 F tone out in the moonlight alone The dusky light, the day is losing Orchids, poppies, black-eyed Susan The earth and sky that melts with flesh and bone Won't you meet me Cm7-5 Dm/F F Bb F+ out in the moonlight alone The air is thick and heavy All along the levee Where the geese into the countryside have flown Won't you meet me Cm7-5 Dm/F F Bb out in the moonlight alone Gm Well, I'm preaching peace and harmony Cm The blessings of tranquility Gm C7 Yet I know when the time is right to strike Bb I take you 'cross the river, dear C7 You've no need to linger here Dm/F F+ F F+ I know the kinds of things you like Dm/F Eo F9 Fm7+5 : . . . : . . . |-10--10--9---9---|-8---8---9---9---| |-10--10--8---8---|-8---8---9---9---| |-10--10--9---9---|-8---8---8---8---| |(10)-------------|-----------------| |(8)--(implied throughout)----------| |-----------------|-----------------| The clouds are turning crimson The leaves fall from the limbs an' The branches cast their shadows over stone Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone The boulevards of cypress trees The masquerades of birds and bees The petals, pink and white, the wind has blown Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone The trailing moss and mystic glow The purple blossoms soft as snow My tears keep flowing to the sea. Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief It takes a thief to catch a thief For whom does the bell toll for, love? It tolls for you and me. *) My pulse is runnin' through my palm The sharp hills are rising from Yellow fields with twisted oaks that groan Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone (instr. verse, ending with:) freely |-------------------------------------------------5----|| |----------------------------------------4-(3)----3----|| |---------------------------------5--3------------3----|| |------------------------/5---3-------------------3----|| |------------------3--1--------------------------------|| |-2-2-2-2/4-2-0-1--------------------------------------|| The trailing moss and mystic glow Purple blossoms soft as snow My tears keep flowing without end Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief It takes a thief to catch a thief For whom does the bell toll for, love? It tolls for you, my friend {c:(reported to pool.dylantree.com by Minstrel Boy and Marcel) }