All Along The Watchtower(Chords)

	        Obs:. Essa múscia na verdade não é da banda... e sim de Bob Dylan 
E essa música é muito boa!!! 


Am             G          F                G    Am 
'There must be some kind of way out of here,' 
Am             G          F                G    Am 
Said the joker to the thief. 
Am           G       F                     G    Am 
'There's too much confusion; 
Am       G        F                        G    Am 
I can't get no relief. 
Am        G          F                     G    Am 
Business men, they drink my wine. 
Am             G        F                  G    Am 
Their plowmen dig my earth. 
Am             G          F                G    Am 
None of them along the line 
Am             G          F                G    Am 
know what any of it's worth.' 

Am        G       F (batida forte)         G    Am 
'No reason to get excited,' 
Am             G       F                   G    Am 
the thief, he kindly spoke. 
Am               G    F                    G    Am 
'There are many among us 
Am         G           F                   G    Am 
Who feel that life is but a joke,' 

Am          G               F              G    Am 
'But you and I, we've been through all that, 
Am           G        F                    G    Am 
And this is not our fate. 
Am         G          F(batida forte)      G    Am 
So let us not talk falsely? 
Am        G          F      G (bate forte)  
The hour is getting late.' 

( demora um pouquinho e depois começa as batidas fortes em ritmo rápido ) 
Am             G          F           G    Am  (2x) 

( continua com os mesmos acordes só que em batidas fortes e rápidas ) 

And all along the watchtower,  princes kept the view 
while all the women, all the women, 
all the women came and went, barefoot servants too. 
Out side in the cold distance a wild cat did growl. 
Two riders, two riders approaching; the wind began to howl 

The thief, he take my money take 
The thief, he take my money take 

Am I insane? 
Auf Wiederseh'n 
Am I insane? The thief is safe. 

No reason to get excited!  

	        

Written by Bob Dylan, 1967