Roger Mcguinn

^E Goin to the ^G#7 Gate Of Horn ^A in my memo ^E ry
^F#7 Red light flickerin on the tablecloth ^B7 big dark beer in front of me
^E How I wish that ^G#7 I was there ^A standing at the ^E bar
^F#7 Listening to Mr Gibson play ^B7 on his fine guitar
^B7 It's a big old twelve string and it went like t ^E his
<sup>E A E

E</sup> Gate Of Horn ^G#7 Gate Of Horn ^A glad I was ^E Chicago born
^F#7 Gate Of Horn meant ^B7 everything to ^E me ^B7
E I was barely ^G#7 seventeen l ^A ittle salty and a l ^E ittle green
^F#7 Gate Of Horn meant ever ^B7 ything to ^E me ^B7
There was ^E Judy and Peter and Josh and Odetta
The Clanc ^A ies and Mary and ^B7 Paul made it better
^E Grossman and Tommy and Dickie and Lou
And when ^A no one was looking ^B7 McGuinn was there t ^E oo
SOLO
^E Then they came and ^G#7 tore it down
^A Songbirds scattered and we ^E all left town
^F#7 Gate Of Horn meant ^B7 everything to ^E me
^E Gate Of Horn ^G#7 Gate Of Horn ^A glad I was ^E Chicago born
^F#7 Gate Of Horn meant ^B7 everything to ^E me ^B7
Copyright 1974 Blackwood Music/Patian Music/Jackelope Publishing(BMI)
>From the "Peace On You" LP