Cool Dry Place

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                Cool Dry Place – Traveling Wilburys
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Written by: Dylan/Harrison/Lynne/Petty
From: "Vol 3" (1990)

Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
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capo: 2nd fret
play: A
key: B

For chords in original key transpose this tab +2
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CHORDS

Most chords might as well be played as A7 or D7 chords in the verses.
Follow your musical taste ...

       E-A-D-G-B-e
Amaj9  x-0-2-1-0-0
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TURNAROUND

  A  A/G A/F# A/F  E E7
  1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +  1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
E|----------------|--0-0-0-0-0-0-0-|  
B|----------------|--3-3-3-3-3-3-3-|  
G|2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-|--1-1-1-1-1-1-1-|  
D|2---2---2---2---| 2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-| 
A|0---------------|--2-2-2-2-2-2-2-|  
E|----3---2---1---| 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-| 

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[Intro]
| E | D | A  A/G  A/F#  A/F | E |


[Verse]
     A
When I woke up this morning the place was such a wreck
  A
I couldn’t reach the bathroom thought I'd better clear the deck
  D
I tried to call the lawyer and ask him what to do
     A
He referred me to his doctor who referred me back to you
    E                               D
And when you checked the manual you kept inside the case
        A      A/G  A/F# A/F E      E7
It said put it in a cool dry place


[Verse]
  A
I drove around the city looking for a room
          A
That was high above the water where my things could be in tune
      D
There was no one to help me nobody even cared
  A
I had to go through hell to get those things up there
  E                                 D
I paid my first subscription then I joined the idle race
              A        A/G  A/F# A/F E      E7
And they said store it in a cool dry place


[Middle 8]
      D
I got guitars, basses, amplifiers and drums
 A
Accordions and mandolins and things that sometimes hum
  D
Cymbals and harmonicas, capos by the score
    F                              E
And lots of things in boxes laying all around the floor


[Verse]
     A
Some places they get mildew and others get too hot.
     A
Some places are so damp that everything you got just rots
    D
All kinds of condensation, direct result of rain
        A
There's not much compensation when everything’s been stained
          E                      D
Some have sentimental value that cannot be erased
   A        A/G  A/F# A/F E      E7
Go store it in a cool dry place


[Solo] = verse
| A | % | % | % |
| A | % | % | % |
| D | % | % | % |
| A | % | % | % |
| E | % | D | % |
| A  A/G  A/F#  A/F | E |


[Middle 8]
       D
We got solids and acoustics and some with flowered boards
    A
And some are trimmed in leather and some are made with gourds
        D
There's organs and trombones and reverbs we can use
F                 E
Lots of DX-7s and old athletic shoes


[Verse] (+ coda)
     A
I bought a great big building, it took up one whole block
     A
I made an inventory of all the things in stock
    D
The list was getting longer, I was up all night
     A
I used up all my pencils but I went in spite
    E                               D
The blurry of my vision, the sweat upon my face
    E                              D
I’ve got to put this stuff away, I mustn’t leave a trace
    E                                     D
The landlord’s breathing down my neck, he says it's a disgrace
                               (break)
          A      A/G  A/F#  A/F  E         Amaj9
So I said put it in a cool, dry, place