Dylan is a close personal friend of mine and I've played this songs with him 
several times. This is about as simple as i can make it, but it's 100% right as 
far as the basic cords and structure go.

Verse 1:
         AWell (x02220@1)you left in a hurry 
          EFor (022100@1)that train in Montgomery
A (x02220@1)                                   ELeft (022100@1)me here with a whole lot of nothing
ABut (x02220@1)i ain`t to worried
           E (022100@1)           
Cause you left me with some more

Chorus:

E (022100@1) F#m7Abm7 (131141@2)  AOn (x02220@1)that tues-day  night rain,
A (x02220@1)   Abm7 F#m7 (131141@2)  C#m (x13321@4) B (x2444x@1)   A (x02220@1)  
wednesday  morning stooooooooorm

E  A(with open B string) E

Verse 2:

And I watched as you ran kind of wildly
And you knew i was feeling a little poor
But I told you to take as much as you could carry

Verse:

On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm

Hold and strum that E cord until "liquor"

Bridge:
             B (x2444x@1)                         AAnd (x02220@1)all the liquor in the world couldn`t save me
         B (x2444x@1)                          C#mFrom (x13321@4)the pain that you left at the door

Chorus:
On that tuesday night rain,
Wednesday morning storm

Verse 3:
         A (x02220@1)                               EWell (022100@1)the doctor said you ain`t really sick boy
          A (x02220@1)                    EBut (022100@1)it`s something that I can`t replace
               A (x02220@1)                               EAnd (022100@1)you should go, cause I ain`t got nothing to offer to you
                      C#mThat (x13321@4)your tears can`t restrain
                        BSo (x2444x@1)be prepared for some more

Chorus 2X:
On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm