Bluebird

D
G      G/B        D
Listen to my bluebird laugh
G         G/B       D
She can't tell you why
 G      G/B       D
Deep within her heart you see
 C   G/B         D     C G/B       D    C G/B  D
She knows only cryin',      just cryin',      yeah

There she sits, a lofty perch
Strangest color blue
Flying is forgotten now
She thinks only of you, just you, awww

 D
So get all those blues, must be a thousand hues
                                        C  G/B
And each is differently used, you just know
                 D
You sit there mesmorized by the depth of her eyes
                                  C  G/B
If you could catagorize, she got soul
          C G/B        C G/B         D
She got soul, she got soul, she got soul

RIFF 1

RIFF 2 (during lyrics)
Do you think she loves you
Do you think at all?

G  O   (stop, RIFF 3, stop again, begin with banjo)

Soon she's going to fly away
Sadness is her own
Fill herself a bath of tears
And go home, and go home


RIFF 1:                              RIFF 2:
                                     (bass notes with playing D)
E|---0--0--0--0---------------------| ----------------| 
B|--0--0--0--0----------------------| ----------------| 
G|-5--5--5--5--5/2-0h2-0------------| ----------------| 
D|-----------------------3p0---0----| -0------------0-| 
A|---------------------------3------| -------0h3--3---| 
E|----------------------------------| ---0------------| 


RIFF 3:                    (strum)
E|-0-----------0-------------0-------| 
B|---2h3p2-------2-----------1-------| 
G|---------2-------2-0-------0-------| 
D|---------------------4--0--2-------| 
A|---------------------------3-------| 
E|-----------------------------------| 

NOTE:  This is very rough.  Any improvements are welcome.  It's not
immediately obvious that the song is in DADGBD, but I read Crosby
mentioning that as an aside in an interview.  I didn't include the chords
because I'm not at all sure about the figurings, there being so many
slightly different ways to play D, G and so forth.  There are so many
overdubbed guitars it's hard to tell what's going on.