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From: Juddy@aol.com
 Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1995 22:01:34 -0500
 Subject: Townes Van Zandt, "Don't Take it Too Bad"
 "Don't Take It Too Bad" Townes Van Zandt, from "Live at the Old Quarter" CD
 from juddy@aol.com
 country strum with bass pickin'
 C                               F                                   C
 Don't you take it too bad, if you're feelin' unlovin'
                               G      G7                          C
 If you're feelin' unfeelin, if you're feelin' alone
                                                                         F
 Don't you take it too bad, cause it ain't you to blame, babe
                                     C
                                             G        G7
 well it's some kind of game, babe, out of all of this living, 
                                    C
 that we've got left to do.
 
 Aw if you go searchin, for rhyme or for reason
 well then you won't have the time that it takes just for talkin
 about the places you've been, babe, and the faces you've seen, babe
 and how soft the time flies past your window at night.
 
 And we just can't have that girl, cause it's a hard lonesome cold world
 and a man needs a woman to stand by his side
 and whisper sweet words in his ears about daydreams
 and roses and playthings, and the sweetness of springtime
 and the sound of the rain.