Biography:
Peter Yarrow (born May 31, 1938 in New York City, New York) is an American singer who found fame with the 1960s folk music trio Peter, Paul and Mary. Yarrow co-wrote (with Leonard Lipton) one of the group's most famous songs, Puff, the Magic Dragon. He is also a political activist, lending his support to causes ranging from opposition to the Vietnam war to the creation of Operation Respect.
Pete Yarrow graduated from New York City's High School of Music and Art, now called LaGuardia High School.
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Based on Live Concert version recorded on October 12, 2012 at the Performing Arts Center
in New Jersey
Intro: G(for two measures) Em D
G Em C G
Come gather around people where ever you roam
G Am C D
and admit that the waters around you have grown
G Em C G
and except that too soon you'll be the drenched to the bone
G Am D
and your time to you is worth saving
D D7 G D
and you better start swimming or you will sink like a stone
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
come writers and critics who prophesy with your pen
G Am C D
and keep your eyes wide with the chance won't come again
G Em C G
and don't speak too soon for the wheels still in spin
G Am D
there's no telling who that is naming
D D7 G D
for the loser now will be later to win
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
Come senators congressman please head the hall
G Am C D
don't stand in the doorway don't lock up the hall
G Em C G
for he gets hurt for he who has stalled
G Am D
There's a battle outside and it's raging
D D7 G D
it will soon shake your windows and rattle your walls
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
Come mothers and fathers throughout the land
G Am C D
and don't criticize what you can't understand
G Em C G
your sons and your daughters beyond your command
G Am D
the old road is rapidly aging
D D7 G D
please get out a new one and can't lend your hand
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
The line is drawn the curse is cast
G Am C D
the slow one now will later be fast
G Em C G
as the present now will later be past
G Am D
and the order is rapidly fading
D D7 G D
as the first one now will later be last
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
in New Jersey
Intro: G(for two measures) Em D
G Em C G
Come gather around people where ever you roam
G Am C D
and admit that the waters around you have grown
G Em C G
and except that too soon you'll be the drenched to the bone
G Am D
and your time to you is worth saving
D D7 G D
and you better start swimming or you will sink like a stone
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
come writers and critics who prophesy with your pen
G Am C D
and keep your eyes wide with the chance won't come again
G Em C G
and don't speak too soon for the wheels still in spin
G Am D
there's no telling who that is naming
D D7 G D
for the loser now will be later to win
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
Come senators congressman please head the hall
G Am C D
don't stand in the doorway don't lock up the hall
G Em C G
for he gets hurt for he who has stalled
G Am D
There's a battle outside and it's raging
D D7 G D
it will soon shake your windows and rattle your walls
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
Come mothers and fathers throughout the land
G Am C D
and don't criticize what you can't understand
G Em C G
your sons and your daughters beyond your command
G Am D
the old road is rapidly aging
D D7 G D
please get out a new one and can't lend your hand
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
G Em C G
The line is drawn the curse is cast
G Am C D
the slow one now will later be fast
G Em C G
as the present now will later be past
G Am D
and the order is rapidly fading
D D7 G D
as the first one now will later be last
G C D G
for the times they are a changing
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