Riders On The Storm Words & Music by The Doors © Copyrigh 1971 Doors Music Company USA ‘A igs i Uned Ringo, Nore ad Bite Conte by Rondor Mac (uondom Lite, % 10s Pasons Green London SW6 : -ARighs Reserved ternational Copyigh Secured : Moderate beat Em Em Em ‘ 8va basso Em A Em A Em A Em A Em Anne Ri-ders on the storm,’ Ri-ders on the storm,ft In - to this house we're born, Em EF t 8 to this world we're thrown like a |dog with-out a bone, an Cc Em A Em7 4 FH act-or out on loan. IRi-ders on the storm.___|__ kill - er on the road got - ta love your manEm A Em7 A Am, F attrh FF squirm-ing like a toad. Take | a long hol-i day got - ta love your man. ‘ake him by thehand Bm/A C/A D/A Em A Em7 A let your chil-dren play. ake him un - der-stand. D c Em A = 7 give thisman a ride, sweet world on you de~pends, our fam-i - ly will die. IKill-er on theroad.__ life will nev-er end. You |got-ta love yourman._____we. Ri-ders on the storm, — storm,_ Em9 A Em9 A Em9 Ri- ders on the storm! Ri-ders on the storm, Repeat and fadeRoadhouse Blues Words by Jim Morion. Music by The Doors © Copyrighe 1970 Doors Music Company, USA. Allsghs forthe United Kiogdom, Norkery tla & Fite contalled by Rendor Masic (Landon) Limited, Is Pusots Green Landon SW. AILRighs Reserved Inernationsi Coptihe Secured ti : Medium Blues Tempo Keep your f/eyes on the road, your hands. up-on__ the wheel. Yeah,we're goin’ tothe road - house, |gon-na have a_ realPiano 3 Yeah, i back of the road-house they |got_some bun - ga lows 3 eee fo And |that's for the peo - ple 3 like to go downtp up your Repeat 3 times C7 87, E Pate ojo all night }1ong. $F Ash-en la - dy, fo up your ive vow! 83 Save our 3 cit-y, { i i ibd r Save our cit-y, fu-ture is un-certainandthe end is al - ways 3 - oe CHTD7Eb7E NAC. E E9Love Street Words & Music by The Doors © Copyright 1968 Doors Music Company USA Allsphs forthe Urted Kingdom, Nore ila & Bie ‘contol by Reador Music (Londen) Lime, , Ibs Parone Green, Landon SWE [AU Righs Reserved International Copyrighe Secured Ta Moderately Am G Gm F Am G G F fd m gee eo omens She lives on |Love Street, _—‘|Lingers long on Love — Street,_ Am G Gm. ET |hit She has ahouse_ and gar-den, I would like to see. what happens.Am G Gm or crcrr [ray or or eae She has robes and |she has monkeys, La~zy dia - mond-stud-ded Fmaj? Gm Fmaj7 Bb6 A7(4 sus) AT Brepeat 3 times . 7 ee 1, I seeyou liveon |Love Street;__ here's the store where |the creatures meet. 2. I wonder what they do in there, lsum - mer Sun - day fand a year. a guess I Bm ' She lives < like it |fine so far. A Am G aro at on |Love Street, Lin|- gers long A Am G are rie tater aT and gar-den Iwouldliketo {see what hap-pens. (repeat and fade)Break On Through Words & Music by The Deors © Copyighe 1966 Doors Masi Company. USA, Allegis forthe United Kingdom, Norther land & Five contolid by Rondor Mane (Lond) Liste, 0s Pusaes Green, Landon SWS ‘AIL Righs Reserves lvernational Copyright Secured With a qui vest il Em DEm Em D Em (two times) Em D Em D Em Em day de~stroys the night, chased our pleas-ures here, Dug += 7 Night di - vides the day;__ our treas ~ ures there, Em D Tried to run. Tried to hide. Can you still re-call the time we cried? Wl Breakon thru_ to the oth-er side, Breakon thru to the —~ = 3. I found an tsland in your arm: + @ country in your eyes, Arms that chain, eyes that It ++ Break on Through, etc. 4. Made the scene from week to week, day to day, hour to hour, ‘The gate is straight, deep and wide....Break on Through, etc.Em (to end) two times)- four times- > (four times) - Break on thru,_ Break, Break. four times) = = four times) -ihe End Words & Music by The Doors © Copyigh 1967 Doore Music Company, USA All cphs fr tn United Kingdom, Nore ld & Bite ‘Contoled by Roador Music (Lond) Lite. ibs Parton Green, London SW ‘All Righs Reserved Inertial Copyrih Secured Ti Slowly en (Repeat several tines)| This is the end, beau-ti-ful - friend. This is the end, my on - ly friend, the end of our ¢ - lab-'rate plans, the end of ev - ‘ry- thing that hurts to set you free but, you'll ney - er fol) - low me. ((f,) , 18stands, the end, - prise, the end. look in-to your G7 you pic-ture__what will be, So Mm -it- less and des-p'rate-ly in need_ 19hand, in a des-p'rate land. ee pain, and all the chil - dren (piano continues to end) ¢ are in - sane; all the chil-dren__ are in - sane; walt-ing for the sum-mer rain. ‘There's dan-ger__ on the 20edge of____ town, Ride the king's high- way. i Weird scenes in- side the gold mine;___ ride the king's high-way Ride the snake, to the lake. Jong, lake, ae an - cient ‘The snake is old andhis skin is cold, Sev-en Ride the miles; snake, laos The West is the best. ‘The West Get here and we'll do the rest. Coda is call-ing us. is the best. The blue ‘bus. (spoken*) D.C. Dri-ver,where you tak-ing us? The end of laugh-ter and goft nights we tried to die, * The killer awoke before dawn, He put his boots on, He took a face from the ancient gallery, And he walked on down the hall. He went to the room where his sister lived, ‘And then he paid a visit to his brother, And then he walked on down the hall. les, The end of — This is the end. And he came to a door, And he looked inside, “Father? "Yes, son?” “I want to kill you. "Mother, I want to. Come on, baby, take achance withus, (3x) And meet me at the back of the blue bus.mete aray wae Wards & Music by The Doors © Conti: 1967 Doors Music Cmmpany, USA Alleiphsfr the United Kingdom, Nore eld & Fite Contlled by Rondor Maeno Limited, 10s Pusons Gren, London SWE, Al Righs Reserve, Lnerntioal Cpyrihn Secute, Ti With a beat g D E Bb Eb Ab 1, You know that itwould be un - — true; 2. (The) time to hes -i - tate is through,— Fhm7 Am7 Fim7 You know that I would be a Mar;__ No time to wal-low in the mire, If 1 was to say___—to._-you;_Am7 Fim7 G A iS Girl, we could-n't get much higher; . love_be-comea fune-ral pyre. ‘Come on, ba ~by, Ught'my fire, A D Come on, ba - by, Mghtmy fire, Tryto set the night on 2. pert Am7 Fym7 Am7 time_to hes -1-tate, is through, — No time to wallow iny the mire;— Fem7 Am7 Fim7 Try now we can on - ly lose, 23Am7 Fem7 G A love be-come a fune-ral pyre. A -—D Come on, ba-by, light my fire, E c (repeat 3 times) oe = to _set_the night 01 if Try to set the night on fire,L.A. Woman Words & Music by The Doors © Copyigh 1971 Door Music Company USA. ‘Alright forthe Une Kingdom, Northern Ireland Eire costed by Rondor Musi Landon Tied, 1s Firsone Gren, London SW AU Righs Reserved. lvernational Copysigh Secure, Ti) Bright beatJust got in-to town a- bout an (took a look a-round, see which |_ way the wind— blow, re the lit- tle girlslit- Ue la-dy in the |ci-ty of light? y or just an -|oth-er lost an - gel. G ct $A ? of night, | _— ci - ty of night,ter- noon, _ oeA. wo - man, Sun-day jaf - ter-noon Jdrive thru your sub-urbs c ot in-to your — [blues, G = = — oa in-to your |blue, blue, blues, _ in-to your |blues.are filled with 30mid - night al - leys the | top-less bars, Rev-er saw a wo-man almon-ey mur-der mad - ness let's change the mood from glad to sad-ness.Double tempo (slow 4) ris - in’ Mis -ter |Mo - jo ris- in‘ Am (Getting gradually faster and faster) Mo - jo. ris - in’ Mis-ter |Mo~- jo ris - in’ Mis - ter |Mo- jo — ris - in’ | | | |OT hie sau Mo - jo ris-in" Mo - jo ris - in’ ae Mis-ter |Mo - jo ris- in’. oT ris-in', ris - in', ris - in’, ris - in’, ris-in', ris - in’, ris - in’, ris -in’, is - in’, ris-in', aATempo I : yn x ci - ty of night, ci - ty ofnight, L. A._wo- man, L. A._wo - man. she's my.wo- man, L. A.—wo - man. ect ay fade