WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS (Harrison) 1968 Written by George and featuring the superb lead guitar work of his friend Eric Clapton. The song was inspired by George's reading of I Ching, the Chinese book of change. Am C D Dm Am G D E Am D Dm I look at you all see the love there that’s sleeping Am G D While my guitar gently weeps E Am D Dm I look at the floor and I see it needs sweeping Am G C E Still my guitar gently weeps A C#m F#m C#m Bm E I don’t know why nobody told you how to unfold your love A C#m F#m C#m I don’t know how someone controlled you Bm E They bought and sold you E7 Am D Dm I look at the world and I notice it’s turning Am G D While my guitar gently weeps E Am D Dm With every mistake we must surely be learning Am G C E Still my guitar gently weeps Instrumental Am D Dm Am G D E Am D Dm Am G C E A C#m F#m C#m Bm E I don’t know how you were diverted you were perverted too A C#m F#m C#m Bm E I don’t know how you were inverted no one alerted you Am D Dm I look at you all see the love there that’s sleeping Am G D While my guitar gently weeps E Am D Dm Am G C E I look at you all still my guitar gently weeps Am D Dm Am G D E Am D Dm Am G C E Am D Dm Am G D E Am D Dm Am G C E