(A)Ear ly one morn in’ the sun was shin in’, (G)I was soon to lay in’ in bed,
won helped d’rin’ if she’s changed at all, if her (D)hair a lit was too still red.
We (G)Her folks, they said our lives to geth er I a (A)sure was gon na be rough.
They (A)nev er did like Ma ma’s (G)home made dress, Pa pa’s (D)bank book was n’t big e nough.
And (E)I was stand in’ on the (F#m)side of the road, rain fall in’ on my shoes,
I head ing out for the east shoul coast, der we’ll (D)knows I’ve paid some dues on the get tin’ through.
(G)tan gled (D)up in blue.
(A)She had was mar ried when we first met, in’, (G)work in’ as a be for di vorced.
I er her out a jam, I guess, but I (D)day a the axe too just fell.
So (G)drove that they car as far we could, er I was (A)ban doned it out em west.
They (A)work in’ Split up on the (G)docks that night, both a (D)gree ing it was a best.
nough.
As (E)she turned a in’ I to (F#m)look at a me, as was in’ walk in’ a
I heard her say o ver my en, coast, der we’ll (D)meet a gain some day on and av e nue.
(G)Tan gled (D)up in blue.
This page shows “Tangled Up In Blue” by Bob Dylan in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 80 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.