Is your love in vain
C - G
- Am - C - F - G - C C - G - Am - C - F - Dm - G
Am - G - F - C - F - Dm - G C - G - Am - C - F - G - C
C G - Am -
C F G
1. Do you love me, or are you just extending
goodwill?
C G Am C F Dm G
Do you need me half as bad as
you say, or are you just feeling guilt?
Am G F
C
I've been burned before and I
know the score,
F Dm G
so you won't hear me
complain.
C G Am
C F G
C
Will I be able to count on
you, or is your love in vain?
C G Am C F G
C
2. Are you so fast that you cannot see that I must have solitude?
C
G Am - C
F Dm G
When I am in the darkness, why do you intrude?
Am G F C
Do you know my world, do you
know my kind,
F
Dm G
or must I explain?
C G Am
C F G C
Will you let me be myself, or
is your love in vain?
F G C
Am
Well, I've been to the mountain and I've
been in the wind,
F G
C
I've been in and out of
happiness.
F G C Am
I have dined with kings, I've been offered wings,
F Dm G
and I've never been too
impressed.
C
G - Am - C F G C
3. All right, I'll take a chance, I
will fall in love with you,
C
G Am C F Dm G
if I'm a fool, you can have
the night, you can have the morning, too.
Am G
F C
Can you cook and sew, make
flowers grow,
F Dm G
do you understand my pain?
C G Am
C F G C
Are you willing to risk it
all, or is your love in vain?
4. C - G - Am - C - F -
G - C
C - G - Am - C - F - Dm - G
Am G F C
Can you cook and sew, make
flowers grow,
F Dm G
do you understand my pain?
C G Am
C F G C
Are you willing to risk it
all, or is your love in vain?
+ C - G - Am - C -
F - G - C
(orig. = capo 2nd) (Bob Dylan)