9 Chords used in the song: G, B, F, Am, D, Em, A, C#m, C

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G
B
F
Am
G
B
F
Am
Lay lady lay, lay across my big brass bedG
B
F
Am
G
B
F
Am
Lay lady lay, lay across my big brass bedD
Em
G
Whatever colours you have in your mindD
Em
G
I'll show them to you and you'll see them shineG
B
F
Am
G
B
F
Am
Lay lady lay, lay across my big brass bedG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Stay lady stay, stay with your man awhileG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Until the break of day, let me see you make him smileD
Em
G
His clothes are dirty but his hands are cleanD
Em
G
And you're the best thing that he's ever seenG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Stay lady stay, stay with your man awhileB
D
Em
G
Why wait any longer for the world to beginB
Am
G
You can have your cake and eat it tooB
D
Em
G
Why wait any longer for the one you love
B
Am
When he's standing in front of youG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Lay lady lay, lay across my big brass bedG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Stay lady stay, stay while the night is still aheadD
Em
G
I long to see you in the morning lightD
Em
G
I long to reach for you in the nightG
B
F
Am
A
C#m
G
B
Stay lady stay, stay while the night is still aheadG
B
F
Am
G
Am
B
C
G
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About this song: Lay Lady Lay
"Lay Lady Lay" is a song written by Bob Dylan and originally released in 1969 on his Nashville Skyline album. The words of the song are sung by Dylan in a low, soft-sounding voice instead of his familiar high-pitched nasal-sounding voice. Dylan credited his "new" voice to quitting smoking before recording the song, but some unreleased bootleg tapes from the early '60s reveal that this was an aspect of his vocal persona that he had actually possessed since at least that time.[1] Released as a single in July of 1969, it became one of Dylan's biggest US Pop chart hits, peaking at number seven.