E----------------------|---------------------|---------------------------------|
B----------2^3---------|----------0^2--------|----------2^3 > 5 > 7------------|
G---------------4------|---------------2-----|---------------------------------|
D------4-----------4---|------2------------2-|------4--------------------------|
A--2-------------------|--0------------------|--2------------------------------|
E----------------------|---------------------|---------------------------------|
E-------------------|| [NOTE: ^ = hammer-on or pull-off;
B------0^2----------|| > = slide]
G-----------2-------||
D---------------2---||
A--0----------------||
E-------------------||
| Bm-A-G-A (bass notes + chords) to round out the intro. |
| Bm A G quick A going back to Bm |
| Let's get the show on the road, babe |
| At the curtain take a bow |
| New Haven, just a rendezvous to take you to a |
| Lover, who was then but never now |
| And Susan played the lady |
| Who called the players' songs |
| Just a figurine of stagehand reveries |
| Guess up-and-coming can't be that wrong |
| Bm A G quick A before returning to Bm |
| Let's get the show on the road, babe |
| Somehow it seems I've heard these words before |
| Did you forget to turn the page? |
| And remember what they told you |
| About how the show goes on |
| How can you come back, if you've never gone away? |
| How can you sing without a song? |
| | Bm | A | G |
| And it's | all you | can a | fford |
| | Bm | A |
| And | by your own ad | mission |
| | Bm | A | G |
| The w | hole thing's g | ot you b | ored |
| | Bm | A |
| And the | Lord uses the g | ood ones |
