| C | Fmaj7/C |
| x 4 |
| C | Dm7 |
| Once upon a time you | dressed so fine |
| Em | F | G | |
| You | threw the bums a dime | in your prime, | didn’t you? |
| C | Dm7 |
| People’d call, say | beware doll |
| Em | F | G | |
| You’re | bound to fall, you thought | they were all | a kiddin’ you |
| F | G |
| You used to | laugh about |
| F | G |
| Everybody that was | hangin’ out |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| Now you d | on’t | talk so loud |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| Now you d | on’t | seem so proud |
| Dm7 | F | G | |
| About | having to be scrounging | for your next | meal |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| To be without a home |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a complete unknown |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a rolling stone |
| C | F | G | G | G |
| C | Dm7 | Em | |
| Aww, You’ve | gone to the | finest school all righ | t, Miss Lonely |
| F | G | |
| But you | know you only used to get | juiced in it |
| C | Dm7 | Em | |
| No | body’s ever taught you | how to live out on the | street |
| F | G | |
| And now you’re | gonna have to get | used to it |
| F | G |
| You said you’d neve | r compromise |
| F | G |
| With the mystery tramp, but now you | realize |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| He’s not | selling any | alibis |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| As you stare into the | vacuum | of his eye | s |
| Dm7 | F | G | |
| And | say do you want to | make a | deal? |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| To be on your own |
| C | F | G | |
| With no direction home |
| C | F | G | |
| A complete unknown |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a rolling stone |
| C | F | G | G | G |
| C | Dm7 | Em | |
| Aww, you | never turned a | round to see the frowns |
| F | G | |
| On the jugglers and the | clowns when they all did | tricks for you |
| C | Dm7 | |
| You | never understood that it | ain’t no good |
| Em | F | G | |
| You | shouldn’t let other | people get your | kicks for you |
| F | G |
| You used to ride on the chrome horse with your | diplomat |
| F | G |
| Who carried on his shoulder a | Siamese cat |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| Ain’t it hard | when you dis | cover tha | t |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| He really | wasn’t | where it’s a | t |
| Dm7 | F | G | |
| After | he took from you everything | he could | steal |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| To have you on your own |
| C | F | G | |
| With no direction home |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a complete unknown |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a rolling stone |
| C | F | G | G | G |
| C | Dm7 | |
| Aww, p | rincess on the steeple and a | ll the pretty people |
| Em | F | G | |
| They’re all | drinkin’, t | hinkin’ that they | got it made |
| C | Dm7 |
| Exchanging all p | recious gifts |
| Em | F | G | |
| But you’d b | etter take your d | iamond ring, | you’d better pawn it babe |
| F | G |
| You used to be | so amused |
| F | G |
| At Napoleon in rags | and the language that he used |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| Go to him now, he | calls you, you | can’t refuse |
| F | Em | Dm7 | C |
| When you ain’t got | nothing, you got | nothing to los | e |
| Dm7 | F | G |
| You’re invisible now, you got no secrets | to conc | eal |
| C | F | G | |
| How does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| Aw, how does it feel |
| C | F | G | |
| To be on your own |
| C | F | G | |
| With no direction home |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a complete unknown |
| C | F | G | |
| Like a rolling stone |