To Sing For You

[G]=320001
[C]=032013
[D]=000232

There are a lot of hammer-ons in this song...particularly in the G's. The version I
know was off of a Bob Dylan documentary so I saw him play everything. The hammer-ons
for the G chord are on on the D string and A string, (from 0 to 2 each string and
strum). After the G in "...here to do", it's a progression from the G to C chord like
so...

|-----------3---
|-----------1---
|-----------0---
|-----------2---
|-----0--2--3---
|--3--------0---

When you're [G]feeling kind of [C]lonesome in your [G]mind
With a heartache following [C]you so close be[G]hind
[C]Call out to me as I ramble [D]by
I'll sing a [C]song for [G]you
[C]Thats's what I'm here to [G]do
To [C]sing for [G]you

When the [G]night has left you [C]cold and feeling [G]sad
I will show you that it [C]cannot be so [G]bad
[C]Forget the one who went and made you [D]cry
I'll sing a [C]song for [G]you
[C]Thats's what I'm here to [G]do
To [C]sing for [G]you

When you [G]feel you just can't [C]make it any[G]more
With your head bowed down you're [C]staring at the [G]floor
[C]Search out to me with your weary [D]eyes
I'll sing a [C]song for [G]you
[C]Thats's what I'm here to [G]do
To [C]sing for [G]you

Now [G]every man he [C]has his work you [G]know
And to find out mine you [C]ain't got far to [G]go
[C]Call out to me with your weary [D]eyes
I'll sing a [C]song for [G]you
[C]Thats's what I'm here to [G]do
To [C]sing for [G]you
To [C]sing for [G]you