Blonde On Blonde Guitar Tab

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Blonde on Blonde (Capo 5)

G   D   G   D
G   D   G   D


G                                        D      G                              D          
Cats and dogs are coming down, 14th street is gonna drown
Em                Em7             A7
      Everyone else rushing round

C                            Em                  D           C
I’ve got blonde on blonde on my portable stereo
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from a giant golden radio

G   D   G   D

G                                     D   G                                            D
I’ve got no time I wanna lose to people with something to prove
Em                    Em7              A7    B7                                              C
What can you do but let them talk… and make your way down the block

C                            Em                  D           C
I’ve got blonde on blonde on my portable stereo
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from a giant golden radio
C                            Em                  D           C
I’ve got blonde on blonde on my portable stereo
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from a giant golden radio
C                            Em                  D           C
I’ve got blonde on blonde on my portable stereo


C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from a giant golden radio
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from a giant golden radio
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from wonder woman’s radio
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye from wonder woman’s radio
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye 
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye 
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye 
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye
C               Em            D                C
It’s a lullabye

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Turd Fergeson Lead Player	#1 by Turd Fergeson Fergeson at Sep 4, 1980 at 2:02 AM EST
	The song is a pretty obvious reference to bob dylan. The song is telling me that whenever blonde on blonde is on the radio, nothing else really matters (not rain nor people or any normal distractions)

No Picture Lyssa CHAOS Average	#2 by Lyssa CHAOS at Aug 14, 1982 at 10:05 PM EST
	i don't know what this song is about, but i like the melody. good harmonies at the end.

No Picture Jaime Average	#3 by Jaime at Apr 18, 1987 at 1:52 PM EST
	This was also played in Sommursturm (Summer Storm) which is a great movie.

No Picture Eric Average	#4 by Eric Zinkhon at Sep 19, 1989 at 4:06 AM EST
	One of the best songs from Let Go, such a nice, soft song...And an obvious reference to the Bob Dylan album, which I got after hearing this! Woo!

No Picture tim Lead Player	#5 by tim sears at Sep 15, 1994 at 9:38 PM EST
	i do think that he is refering to the bob dylan album... and i guess he seems to describe a current situation of himself listening to the cd and the thoughts that get into his mind.. well. great song anyway.

No Picture Master Shaïtan Wanna Be	#6 by Master Shaïtan at Jun 8, 1995 at 12:58 PM EST
	It's quite obvious he is referring to the Bob Dylan album. My interpretation of the song goes like this... It's pouring rain outside and he's walking down 14th street in New York City (where Nada Surf is from). As others rush up and down the street to escape the rain and make their way to and from their jobs he's able to casualy stroll without worry.