Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1997 22:17:12 GMT
From: Rick L 
Subject: CRD:   Set You Free This Time          The Byrds   Chords/Lyrics

The Byrds        Set You Free This Time         written by  Gene Clark


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The first thing that I heard you say when you were standing there
                                       Bm             A
Set in your way  was that you were not blind
         D

You were sure to make a fool of me cause there was nothing there
                              Bm             A
That you could see that could go beyond your mind
                                    E

Now who's standing at the door remembering the days before
                     D
And asking please be kind
         A                           E                      A
It isn't how it was set up to be but I've set you free this time
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I have never been so far out in front that I could ever ask for what I
want
    Bm          A
And have it any time
        D

Knowing this you found a thought for me that told you just what I
should be
    Bm              A
And there I stood behind
                                       E

With all the ones that went before and memories that always seems to
                D
Tear me from my mind
            A                            E                      A
In front of what it is you seem me to be I've set you free this time
        D

I could never find a chance to choose between a way to win or  a
                Bm                   A
thing to lose because there was your stand
    D
On  top of all the love you took
                                         Bm            A
There was only something you can look at lying in your hand
                                         E
Now who's wondering what has changed and why it can not be arranged
                        D
To have each thing work fine
         A                           E                        A
It isn't how it was set up to be but I'll set  you free this time

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        Copyright @ 1965 Tickson Music Co.
        From the "Turn Turn Turn" LP
        Columbia Records 1965