Introsweet Jane chords by Lou Reed

Intro:

E---------------|---------------|-------------|-------------|
B--------5-6-5--|------5-6-5----|--6--5----3--|--6--5----3--|
G-----5--5-7-5--|----5-5-7-5-5--|--7--5----3--|--6--5----3--|
D--5--5---------|--5-5-------5--|-------------|-------------|
A--7------------|--7------------|-------------|-------------|
E---------------|---------------|-------------|-------------|


E---------------|---------------|-------------|-------------|
B--------5-6-5--|------5-6-5----|--6--5----3--|--6--5----3--|
G-----5--5-7-5--|----5-5-7-5-5--|--7--5----3--|--6--5----3--|
D--5--5---------|--5-5-------5--|-------------|-------------|
A--7------------|--7------------|-------------|-------------|
E---------------|---------------|-------------|-------------|

 C     Bb     x16
|----|----|----|----|

 A4  A
|----|----|

 D5    Dm7    Bb    D  A
|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|

 F  C  F  C  F  C  F  C
|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|

 B4  B  B4  B
|----|----|----|----

 E    D Eb E    D Eb E    D Eb E
|----|-------|----|-------||----|-------|----|----|

 A  D G    G  C F#   F# B
|--------|----|--------|------ --|


 E B A  C#m B   x4
|----|---- -- -- |

Verse 1:
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Standing on the corner,        Suitcase in my hand
|E    B   | A   C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Jack is in his corset,      and Jane is her vest,
|E    B   | A   C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
And me I'm in a rock'n'roll band
|E    B   | A   C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Ridin' in a Stutz Bear Cat,     those were different times!
|E    B   | A      C#m    B    |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Oh, all the poets they studied rules of verse And ladies, just rolled their eyes


Chorus:
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!           Sweet Jane,
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!           Sweet Jane,


Verse 2:
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Jack, he is a banker And Jane, she is a clerk
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Both of them save their monies, when they come home from work
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Oh, evenin's by the fire, oh the radio does play
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
                 A little classical music, they kiss!
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
"The March of the Wooden Soldiers"  You can hear Jack say!

Chorus:
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!        Sweet Jane,
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!        Sweet Jane,

Verse 3:
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Some people like to go out dancing, and other people like us we gotta work
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
And some people tell you like ain't worth living and that it's just made outta dirt
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Y'know that women never really faint, and the villains always blink they eyes
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
The children are the only ones who blush and life is just for dyin'!
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
Everyone who ever had a heart wouldn't turn around and break it
|E    B   | A    C#m B   |E    B  | A   C#m B |
And anyone who ever played the part wouldn't turn around and fake it!

Chorus:
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!        Sweet Jane,
|E       B|A      B|E       B|A      B|
      Sweet Jane!        Sweet Jane,