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Well, I've been down so Goddamn long That it looks like up to me Well, I've been down so very damn long That it looks like up to me Yeah, why don't one you people C'mon and set me free I said, warden, warden, warden Won't you break your lock and key I said, warden, warden, warden Won't ya break your lock and key Yeah, come along here, mister
Been Down So Long Well, I've been down so Goddamn long That it looks like up to me Well, I've been down so very damn long That it looks like up to me Yeah, why don't one you people C'mon and set me free I said, warden, warden, warden Won't you break your lock and key I said, warden, warden, warden Won't ya break your lock and key Yeah, come along here, mister C'mon and let the poor boy be Baby ...
[Ponte] A Em B A Em [Quarta Parte] Em Well, I've been down so goddamn long That it looks like up to me A Well, I've been down so very damn long Em That it looks like up to me B Bb A Yeah, why don't one of you people [Final] G A Come on G A Come on G A Come on Em And set me free!
Letra de la canción. Well, I’ve been down so Goddamn long. That it looks like up to me. Well, I’ve been down so very damn long. That it looks like up to me. Yeah, why don’t one you people. C’mon and set me free. I said, warden, warden, warden. Won’t you break your lock and key.
15 de oct. de 2017 · Been Down So Long Tab. Difficulty (Rhythm): Revised on: 10/15/2017. The Doors. Track: Robby Krieger SLIDE (bottleneck) - Acoustic Guitar (steel) Get Plus for uninterrupted sync with original audio. Been Down So Long Tab by The Doors. Free online tab player. One accurate ...
Well, I've been down so Goddamn long That it looks like up to me Well, I've been down so very damn long That it looks like up to me Yeah, why don't one you people C'mon and set me free. I said, warden, warden, warden Won't you break your lock and key I said, warden, warden, warden Won't ya break your lock and key Yeah, come along here, mister C'mon and let the poor boy be
Been Down So Long est une chanson des Doors figurant sur leur dernier album L.A. Woman, le plus blues de tous. Jim Morrison, se sentant au plus bas, écrit cette chanson que leur producteur qualifia de misérable et il partit, laissant les Doors produire eux-mêmes leur disque, disant que c'était la seule façon qu'ils avaient de survivre.
