Simple Twist of Fate - guitar chords and comments
Lyrics without distraction HERE
1975 album "Blood on the Tracks" - in my opinion Dylans's best production ever, which is not peanuts - is entirely written and recorded in D open tuning, influenced by Irish folk musician Paul Brady. Playing nylon string, this tuning trick sounds disgusting, as well as my voice sounds disgusting singing D major. Thus my humble transition and conversion.G5 Gmaj7 they sat together in the park as the evening sky grew dark G7 C she looked at him and he felt a spark tingle to his bones D# G5 C 'twas then he felt alone and wished that he'd gone straight G5 Cmaj9 G and watched out for a simple twist of fate
D# may be substituted with Cm, but D sharp with muted E-strings sounds more like "open tuning", and it's simply to shuffle the C major 3 frets up.
G5
Gmaj7
G7
C
D# (OBS fret)
Cm
Cmaj9
