E Oh, where have you been, my bl A ue eyed s E on?
Oh, wh E ere have you been, my dar B ling young one?
I've st A umbled on the side of tw E elve misty mountains
I've w A alked and I've crawled on s E ix crooked highways
I've st A epped in the middle of s E even sad forests
I've been o A ut in front of a doz E en dead oceans
I've been t A en thousand miles in the E mouth of a graveyard
And it's a h E ard, and it's a ha B rd, it's a h E ard, and it's a A hard
And it's a ha E rd r B ain's a gonna f E all A E
Oh, wh E at did you see, my blue ey A ed son? E
Oh, wh E at did you see, my darlin B g young one?
I saw a A newborn baby with wild E wolves all around it
I saw a A highway of diamonds wit E h nobody on it
I saw a A black branch with blood E that kept drippin'
I saw a A room full of men with t E heir hammers a bleedin'
I saw a A white ladder all covere E d with water
I saw t A en thousand talkers whos E e tongues were all broken
I saw g A uns and sharp swords in E the hands of young children
And it's a h E ard, and it's a ha B rd, it's a h E ard, and it's a A hard
And it's a ha E rd r B ain's a gonna f E all A E
And wh E at did you hear, my blue A eyed son E ?
And wh E at did you hear, my darli B ng young one?
I heard A the sound of a thunder, E it roared out a warnin'
Heard t A he roar of a wave that c E ould drown the whole world
Heard o A ne hundred drummers whos E e hands were a blazin'
Heard t A en thousand whisperin' a E nd nobody listenin'
Heard o A ne person starve, I hear E d many people laughin'
Heard t A he song of a poet who di E ed in the gutter
Heard t A he sound of a clown who E cried in the alley
And it's a h E ard, and it's a ha B rd, it's a h E ard, and it's a A hard
And it's a ha E rd r B ain's a gonna f E all A E
Oh, wh E o did you meet, my blue A eyed son? E
Who di E d you meet, my darling yo B ung one?
I met a A young child beside a de E ad pony
I met a A white man who walked a E black dog
I met a A young woman whose body E was burning
I met a A young girl, she gave me E a rainbow
I met o A ne man who was wounded i E n love
I met a A nother man who was wound E ed with hatred
And it's a h E ard, and it's a ha B rd, it's a h E ard, and it's a A hard
And it's a ha E rd r B ain's a gonna f E all A E
Oh, wh E at'll you do now, my blu A e eyed so E n?
Oh, wh E at'll you do now, my darl B ing young one?
I'm a g A oin' back out 'fore the E rain starts a fallin'
I'll wa A lk to the depths of the E deepest black forest
Where t A he people are many and t E heir hands are all empty
Where t A he pellets of poison are E flooding their waters
Where t A he home in the valley me E ets the damp dirty prison
Where t A he executioner's face is E always well hidden
Where h A unger is ugly, where sou E ls are forgotten
Where b A lack is the color, where E none is the number
And I'l A l tell it and think it a E nd speak it and breathe it
And ref A lect it from the mountai E n so all souls can see it
Then I' A ll stand on the ocean un E til I start sinkin'
But I'l A l know my song well befo E re I start singin'
And it's a h E ard, and it's a ha B rd, it's a h E ard, and it's a A hard
And it's a ha E rd r B ain's a gonna f E all A E
Enjoy!
George Harrison
