Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Verse 1: C# G# A# I was born to start a revolution E F# It would be my contribution E F# C# A B C# To a worldwide resurrection C# G# A# I was born to start a million fires E F# The joy of men's desires E F# C# A B C# Was laid in my hand C# G# A# But I was born a weak and worried thinker E F# With an eagerness to know myself E F# That throws it all away
Chorus: E A 'Cause all I can think of is A# F Love and Saturday C# D# G# And how the golden road can seize to glare F# Oh, man E F# E A# What if I just don't give a damn? F How wonderful C# D# G# But after all the worst can't be that bad F# Oh, man D# What if I knew how to say E "Stop F# D E No, let go"? Verse 2: C# G# Oh, the angelheaded demon's-tongue A# Who thought he knew E F# Why some mirrors crack so easily E F# C# A B C# Oh, now he ain't got a clue C# G# And every now and then A# It seems to me it's come to this E F# That promises and prophecies E F# Was all I had to give Chorus: E A 'Cause all I can think of is A# F Love and Saturday C# D# G# And how the golden road can seize to glare F# Oh, man E F# E A# What if I just don't give a damn? F How wonderful C# D# G# But after all the worst can't be that bad F# Oh, man D# What if I knew how to say E "Stop F# D E No, let go"? Chorus: A# F C# Oh, love D# G# F# The worst can't be that bad E A# Oh, love F C# D# G# Saturday, and how the golden road can seize to glare F# Oh, man E F# E A# What if I just don't give a damn? F How wonderful C# D# G# But after all the worst can't be that bad F# Oh, man E F# A# F Seems like a joy surrender C# D# C# A# Love