Biography:
Jakob Dylan (born Jakob Luke Dylan on December 9, 1969, in New York) is an American singer and songwriter, best known as the lead singer of the rock band The Wallflowers. He has also, to date, recorded two solo albums.
Tthe youngest of four children born to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and his ex-wife Sara Dylan, it has been reported that Jakob does not like his famous father to be mentioned during interviews. This is not because of animosity between the two
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Other songs:
- Nothing But The Whole Wide World
- Be Your Own Girl
- Costa Rica
- Down On Our Own Shield
- Everybody Pays As They Go
- Everybodys Hurting
- Evil Is Alive And Well
- Holy Rollers For Love
- Lend A Hand
- No Matter What
- Nothin But The Whole Wide World
- On Up The Mountain
- Smile When You Call Me That
- Something Good This Way Comes Real
- Theyve Trapped Us Boys
- This End Of The Telescope
- Truth For A Truth
- Valley Of The Low Sun
- War Is Kind
- Will It Grow
- Yonder Come The Blues
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Intro: Dm Gm Dm A7
Dm Gm A Dm
Verse:
Dm Gm
Blackbird sitting on an open gate
Dm A7
Cattle out walking the plains
Dm Gm
West wind blowing in waist-high wheat
A Dm
Sideways in the rain
Dm Gm
Bloodhound spent, can't get no trail
Dm A7
Ain't no sign of man
Dm Gm
Wanna get ourselves on the straight and the narrow
A Dm
Gonna need a better plan
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Hold back the dam
Dm A7
Fill these bags with sand
Dm
Every young boy, woman
Gm
And every man
A Dm
Has got to lend a hand
Verse:
Dm Gm
It ain't no old wives tale, it ain't no fable
Dm A7
Payback is coming around
Dm Gm
The hourglass is sitting there on the table
A Dm
Filled on both sides now
Dm Gm
The work is potluck, grab a hatchet
Dm A7
Wear any glove that fits
Dm Gm
You can't take a punch, well you might as well quit
A Dm
Won't matter how hard you hit
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Shovel the land
Dm A7
Rise up and learn how to stand
Dm
Now, you're a toothless woman
Gm
Or a one armed man
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
(Solo, fill inn: Dm Gm Dm A7 Dm Gm A Dm)
Bridge:
C
We're losing daylight, you got to be swift
Dm
You ain't got brains that you can lift
C
Be an optimist and see the glass half full
A7
You don't got to like what you've got in it
Verse:
Dm Gm
When your father gets home he's gonna turn on the lights
Dm A7
We're up to our throats in knifes
Dm Gm
His eyes will flash and his teeth will grind
A Dm
He'll say, "You're on your own, look alive!"
Dm Gm
Suppose I quit you, my wayward tribe
Dm A7
Whatever would you do?
Dm Gm
Now take me to Hades, or take me to Memphis
A Dm
Just don't take me for one of you
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
The fat lady sang
Dm A7
Grab your buckets and cans
Dm
Come over the border
Gm
Your papers in order
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Hold back the dam
Dm A7
Fill these bags with sand
Dm
Every young boy, woman
Gm
And every tired old man
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
Dm Gm A Dm
Verse:
Dm Gm
Blackbird sitting on an open gate
Dm A7
Cattle out walking the plains
Dm Gm
West wind blowing in waist-high wheat
A Dm
Sideways in the rain
Dm Gm
Bloodhound spent, can't get no trail
Dm A7
Ain't no sign of man
Dm Gm
Wanna get ourselves on the straight and the narrow
A Dm
Gonna need a better plan
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Hold back the dam
Dm A7
Fill these bags with sand
Dm
Every young boy, woman
Gm
And every man
A Dm
Has got to lend a hand
Verse:
Dm Gm
It ain't no old wives tale, it ain't no fable
Dm A7
Payback is coming around
Dm Gm
The hourglass is sitting there on the table
A Dm
Filled on both sides now
Dm Gm
The work is potluck, grab a hatchet
Dm A7
Wear any glove that fits
Dm Gm
You can't take a punch, well you might as well quit
A Dm
Won't matter how hard you hit
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Shovel the land
Dm A7
Rise up and learn how to stand
Dm
Now, you're a toothless woman
Gm
Or a one armed man
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
(Solo, fill inn: Dm Gm Dm A7 Dm Gm A Dm)
Bridge:
C
We're losing daylight, you got to be swift
Dm
You ain't got brains that you can lift
C
Be an optimist and see the glass half full
A7
You don't got to like what you've got in it
Verse:
Dm Gm
When your father gets home he's gonna turn on the lights
Dm A7
We're up to our throats in knifes
Dm Gm
His eyes will flash and his teeth will grind
A Dm
He'll say, "You're on your own, look alive!"
Dm Gm
Suppose I quit you, my wayward tribe
Dm A7
Whatever would you do?
Dm Gm
Now take me to Hades, or take me to Memphis
A Dm
Just don't take me for one of you
Ref:
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
The fat lady sang
Dm A7
Grab your buckets and cans
Dm
Come over the border
Gm
Your papers in order
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
Dm
Roll your sleeves up
Gm
Hold back the dam
Dm A7
Fill these bags with sand
Dm
Every young boy, woman
Gm
And every tired old man
A Dm
You too got to lend a hand
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