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Youre Kind 
Tom: A
      |A6 
You're kind 
         |A9 
You're so kind 
   |D                    | 
You rescued me when I was blind 
       |A         
And you put me on your pillow 
    |D         
When I was on the wall 
      |A        E       |A   | 
You're kind, so kind, so kind 
          |A6 
And you're good 
         |A9 
You're so good 
   |D                            |    | 
You introduced me to your neighborhood 
A                           | 
Seems like I ain't never had 
D         
so many friends before 
        |A        
That's because you're good 
E          |A   |  | 
  You're so good 
Bmaj7           
      Why you don't treat me like 
   |E 
the other humans do 
         |A7        |E |  | 
Is just a mystery to me 
Bmaj7                    |E  
      It gets me agitated when I think that 
            |A9           |F# 
You're gonna love me now indefinitely 
      |B       |A9 
So goodbye, goodbye 
         E              
I'm gonna leave you now 
                     | 
And here's the reason why 
         |B9        
I like to sleep with the window open 
       |E  
And you keep the window closed 
      |B        F#      |B 
So goodbye, goodbye, goodbye 
   |E7 |    |B9 | 
Oh, oh,  oh, oh 
B7    |E7 |    |B9 |B7 | 
   Oh, oh,  oh, oh 
E7               | 
   doot doot doot doot doot 
   |B9 |B7 |F#6                |        |  |B |A6 |A9 | 
oh, oh,     doo doo doo doo doo  doo doo 
Fade out: 
E7 |    |B9 |B7    |E7 |    |B9 |B7 | 
The Afterlife
Tom: E


E-A-Bm-A E-Bm-A-E (Bm is exchangable with D6)
After I died, and the make up had dried, I went back to my place.
No moon that night, but a heavenly light shone on my face.
Still I thought it was odd, there was no sign of God just to usher me in.
Then a voice from above, sugar coated with Love, said, "Let us begin".
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
OK, a new kid in school, got to follow the rule, you got to learn the routine.
Woah, there's a girl over there, with the sunshiny hair, like a homecomin' queen.
I said, "Hey, what you say? It's a glorious day, by the way how long you been dead?"
Maybe you, maybe me, maybe baby makes three, but she just shook her head...
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
Buddha and Moses and all the noses from narrow to flat,
Had to stand in the line, just to glimpse the divine, what you think about that?
Well it seems like our fate to suffer and wait for the knowledge we seek.
It's all his design, no one cuts in the line, no one here likes a sneak
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
You got to fill out a form first, and then you wait in the line.
After you climb, up the ladder of time, the Lord God is near.
Face to face, in the vastness of space, your words disappear.
And you feel like swimming in an ocean of love, and the current is strong.
But all that remains when you try to explain is a fragment of song...
Lord is it, Be Bop A Lu La or Ooh Poppa Do
Lord, Be Bop A Lu La or Ooh Poppa Do
Be Bop A Lu La
Trailways Bus 
Tom: E
 
    E                            A
A passenger traveling quietly conceals himself 
        B               E
With a magazine and a sleepless pillow 
 E                                         A 
Over the crest of the mountain the moon begins its climb  
       B                              E    
And he wakes to find he's in rolling farmland  
   
Am                     E
The farmer sleeps against his wife  
Am          G                   C    Em
He wonders what their life must be   
Am                           G 
A Trailways bus is heading south 
 F               B7         E
Into Washington, D.C.   
   
    E                               A
A mother and child, the baby maybe two months old  
 B                       E
Prepare themselves for sleep and feeding.  
E                            A
The shadow of the Capitol dome slides across his face 
         B                        E 
And his heart is racing with the urge to freedom.  
   
Am                       E
The father motionless as stone,  
Am           G       C        Em
A shepherd resting with his flock, 
Am                             G 
The Trailways bus is turning west
F      C      G            D  
Dallas via Little Rock.  
   
E                     A
O my darling, darling Son  
B                       E
The desert moon is my witness. 
E                     A 
I've no money to come East,
    B                      E
But I know you'll soon be here  
   
 
    D                                             G
We pull into downtown Dallas by the side of the grassy knoll 
            A                D
Where the leader fell and a town was broken.  
 D                                       G
Away from the feel and flow of life for so many years  
           A                  D            D7
He hears music playing and Spanish spoken  
  
   
      E                               A
The border patrol outside of Tucson boarded the bus  
      B                       E
Any aliens here? You better check with us,  
 E                                         E
How about you son? You look like you got Spanish blood.  
         B                     E
Do you 'Habla Ingles,' and I understood.  
   
Am             E
Yes, I am an alien, from Mars.
Am          G          C             Em  
I come to Earth from outer space.  
Am                           G
And if I traveled my whole life  
F               C               G
You guys would still be on my case
F               C               G  
You guys would still be on my case  
   
Am                             G
But he can't leave his fears behind, 
Am      G          C           Em       
He recalls each fatal thrust  
     Am                     G
The screams carried by the wind, .
F               C       G 
Phantom figures in the dust  
F               C       G
Phantom figures in the dust 
F               C       G 
Phantom figures in the dust.
One Mans Ceiling Is Another Mans Floor 
Tom: Gm
Intro: Gm F|C Bb|Eb Gm|D7(no 3rd) Gm|No chord
Gm F|C Bb|Eb Gm|D7(no 3rd) |
Gm                  |G 
   There's been some hard feelings here
          |
About some words that were said
         |          
Been some hard feelings here
           |G7
And what is more
              |C7 
There's been a bloody purple nose
        | 
And some bloody purple clothes
         |                    |
That were messing up the lobby floor
          |G      
It's just apartment house rules
          |F
So all you 'partment fools
         |C        |F          |G7          |C    |
Remember: one man's ceiling is  another man's floor!
C7       |F           |G7         |Am   |
One man's ceiling is  another man's floor
                 |C7 
There's been some strange goin's on
        | 
And some folks have come and gone
 
        |                          |
Like the elevator man don't work no more
         |F7
I heard a racket in the hall
     |
And I thought I heard a call
     |                  |
But I never opened up my door
          |C 
It's just apartment house sense
          |Bb
It's like apartment rents
         |F        |Bb      Bdim |C7         |F     |
Remember: one man's ceiling is  another man's floor!
F        |Bb      Bdim |C          |Dm    |
one man's ceiling is  another man's floor!
          |
There's an alley
       A7        |Dm      
in the back of my building
Gm7           |Dm           A7     |Dm   
    Where some people congregate in shame
A      |Dm              A7 
  I was walking with my dog
       |Dm                   G
And the night was black with smog
      |F                   A7
When I thought I heard somebody
       |Dm  |F |  |  |F7 |Bb |  |  |  |
Call my name
F |Eb         |Bb        Eb      Edim |F7         |Bb    |
Ah-- Remember: one man's ceiling is  another man's floor!
         |Eb      Edim |F          |Gm    |
one man's ceiling is  another man's floor!

Repeat and fade:
Gm F|C Bb|Eb Gm|D7(no 3rd) Gm|No chord |

 

Papa Hobo 
Tom: A

A |E |  |
Mm------
    |D            |D7
It's carbon and monoxide
   |G     F#    F |E
The ole Detroit perfume
  |D           |D7
It hangs on the highways
      |G
In the morning
      |A               |D   |
And it lays you down by noon
       |A
Oh Papa Hobo 
   |            |G             |G7
You can see that I'm dressed like a schoolboy
     |C          |A/C#
But I feel like a clown
      |G        |E       |C
It's a natural reaction I learned
          |   Bm   Am  |G  |Bdim Am|G |  |Am G|Am G|Am G|Am |
In this basketball town
C       |  |
Sweep up
      |               |F        |    |
I been sweeping up the tips I've made
   |  C/E  Dm|C       |  |  |
I'm living on Gatorade
           |G      |G7 |  |
Planning my getaway
|C             |  |
Detroit, Detroit
     |         |F          |  |
Got a hell of a hockey team
     |     Em  Dm|C
Got a left-handed way
  |E/B     |Am |Am/G           |
Of making a man sign up on that
D/F#      |         |G    |   |G7  |  |
Automotive dream, oh yeah,  oh yeah
C7  C#  |D     |G
Oh, Papa Papa Hobo
         |         |F    |  |Bb A Ab|
Could you slip me a ride?
G          |          |D/F#
 Well, it's just after breakfast 
         |G7  F 
I'm in the road
G7     |C7        |F    |
And the weatherman lied, 
Dm/A |Bb  |Am |Bb  |Am Gm|F |
Oo-------, Ah-----, Oo------- 

 

Run That Body Down 
Tom: Bm

Bm           Em    |A     D  |A |D7 |  
  Went to my doctor yesterday  
Bm |F#   |G |Bm |  
  A-A-A-A-ah,   
            Em     |A    D |A |D7  
 she said I seem to be O.K.  
Bm | F# |G |  
  A-A-A-A-ah,   
A A7      |  
    She said  
D                            |  |  
"Paul, you better look around  
Em (7th fret)| D (5th fret)| Bm | Em/G 
G            |A7                |  
 How long you think that you can 
D             D7   |  
Run that body down?  
G         A7                   |D  
 How many nights you think that you can  
            D7  |G F#+|Bm |  
Do what you been do-o-in'  
Em7 A7           |D       Bm|Em F# 
Who,  now who you foolin?"  
Bm           Em    |A     D  |A |D7 |  
I came back home and I went to bed  
Bm |F#+          |G |Bm  |  
Ah, I was resting my head  
             Em        |A    
My wife came in and she said  
        D           |A         "What's wrong, sweet boy, what's wrong?"  
Bm   |F#+               |G    |  
  Ah, I told her what's wrong  
A A7      |D                           |  |  
    I said "Peg, you better look around 
Em (7th fret)| D (5th fret)| Bm | Em/G 
G             A7                |  
 How long you think that you can  
D             D7   |  
Run that body down?  
G         A7                   |D  
 How many nights you think that you can  
            D7   G F#+|Bm |  
Do what you been do-o-in'  
Em A7              |D       Bm|Em F#+ F#|  
Who-o, now, who you foolin?" 
Bm Em|A D|A |D7 |Bm |F#+ |G |Bm | Em|A D|A |D7 |Bm |F#+ |G  
 D                           
"Kid, you better look around 
Em (7th fret)| D (5th fret)| Bm | Em/G 
G             A7                |  
 How long you think that you can  
D             D7   |  
Run that body down?  
G         A7                   |D  
 How many nights you think that you can  
            D7   G F#+|Bm |  
Do what you been do-o-in'  
Em A7              |D      Bm|Em A 
Who-o, now, who you foolin?"      
D Bm|Em A |D Bm|Em F#+| Bm


10 Years 
Tom: G
 
G       C                   F    
You are moving on a crowded street
Am                        G
Through various shades of people
C                       F  
In the summers harshest heat
Am              G
A story in your eye
      Am               E7       Am   F
Well, speak until your minds at ease
C /E                F      Am/E
Ten years come and gone so fast
                     G
I might as well been dreaming
C /E              F      Am/E
Sunny days have burned a path
                G
Across another season
Am         E7          Am   F
A fortune rises to the sky
C /E                F      Am/E
Ten years come and gone so fast
G       C                     F    
You are driving down an empty road
Am                        
Beside a shady river
C                          F  
When the sky turns dark as stone
Am                 G
The trees begin to shiver
Am           E7     Am   F
The grace of God is nigh
C /E               F      Am/E
Ten years come and gone
                              G     
And that flash has never been forgotten
C /E               F      Am/E
Sunny days have burned a path
               G
Across another season
Am         E7        Am       F
How do the powerless survive
C /E                F      Am/E         G
Ten years come and gone so fast
Instrumental 
G7        C                      F    
And if you look into your future life
Am                  G
Ten years from this question
C                      F    
Do you imagine a familiar light
Am             G
Burning in the distance
Am            E7    Am    F
The love that never died
C /E                F      Am/E
Ten years come and gone so fast
                      G
I might as well been dreaming
C /E              F      Am/E
Sunny days have burned a path
                G
Across another season
C /E                 F      Am/E     G
Ten years come and gone so fast
C /E             F      Am/E     G             C
Sunny days have burned a path
For Emily Whenever I May Find Her 
Tom: D
Capo III
D
What I dream I had:
G
Pressed in organdy;
D                       Cmaj7
Clothed in crinoline of smoky Burgundy;
G               A
Softer than the rain.
D
I wandered empty streets
G
Down past the shop displays.
D       
I heard cathedral bells
Cmaj7
Tripping down the alley ways,
G           A
As I walked on.
D
And when you ran to me
G
Your cheeks flushed with the night.
D                              Cmaj7
We walked on frosted fields of juniper and lamplight,
G           A
I held your hand.
D                    
And when I awoke
G 
and felt you warm and near,
D             Cmaj7      
I kissed your honey hair 
G                A
with my grateful tears.
Cmaj7 G         A
Oh I  love you, girl.
Cmaj7  G    A
Oh, I  love you.

 

Me And Julio Down 
Tom: A
Intro: A D A E  6x
    A
The mama pajama rolled out of bed,
                          D
and she ran to the police station
         E
When the papa found out, he began to shout,
                          A
and he started the investigation
                 E
It s against the law;
                   A
it was against the law
              E
What the mama saw;
                   A
it was against the law
    A
The mama looked down and spit on the ground,
                        D
every time my name gets mentioned
    E
The papa said oy, if I get that boy,
                                      A
I m gonna stick him in the house of detention
               D
Well I m on my way;
             A
I don t know where I m going
          D                  A
I m on my way, I m taking my time;
      B7         E
but I don t know where
           D          G          A
Goodbye to Rosie, the queen of Corona
       A      G
Seeing me and Julio,
D           E     A D A E
down by the schoolyard
       A      G
Seeing me and Julio,
D           E     A D A E
down by the schoolyard
A D A E  4x
           A             
Whoa, in a couple of days, they come and take me away,
                            D
but the press let the story leak
             E
Now when the radical priest, come to get me released,
                           A
we was all on the cover of Newsweek
               D
Well I m on my way;
             A
I don t know where I m going
          D                  A
I m on my way, I m taking my time;
      B7         E
but I don t know where
           D          G          A
Goodbye to Rosie, the queen of Corona
       A      G
Seeing me and Julio,
D           E     A D A E
down by the schoolyard
       A      G
Seeing me and Julio,
D           E     A D A E
down by the schoolyard
       A      G
Seeing me and Julio,
D           E     A D A E
down by the schoolyard
A D A E  4x
Silent Eyes 
Tom: Abm
Abm          Emaj7
Silent Eyes 
     E7    B       B/A  Abm7  
Watching Jerusalem 
C#m7     B   C#m7 B/D#  E       A  
Make her bed      of   stones 
Abm           Emaj7  
Silent Eyes 
            E7           
No One will comfort her; 
  B       B/A  Abm7    
Jerusalem 
C#m7    A 
She is sorrow
Sorrow
She burns like aflame
And she calls my name
Silent Eyes
Burning
In the desert sun
Halfway to Jerusalem
And we shall all be called as witnesses
Each and every one
To stand before the eyes of God
And speak what was done
Slip Slidin Away 
Tom: Em
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
#1.
         Em                G
I know a man..he came from my home town.
            Em              D
He wore his passion for his woman like a 
C
thorny crown.
               G               Em
He said, Dol...ores, I live in fear.
            G            D              C
My love for you's so overpowering, I'm afraid 
       D       G
that I will disappear.
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
#2.
         Em              G
I know a woman..became a wife.
              Em             D          C
These are the very words she uses to describe 
her life.
            G                      Em
She said, A good day..Ain't got no rain. 
            G                D
She said, A bad day's when I lie in bed
    C               D               G
and think of things that might have been.
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
#3.
         Em    D             G
I know a fath..er, who had a son.
             C                D
He longed to tell him all the reasons for the 
C
things he'd done.
          G                  Em
He came a long way just to explain.
              G             D
He kissed his boy as he lay sleeping,
        C                 D           G    F C G
then he turned around and headed home again.
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
#4. 
         Em                   G
God only knows..God makes his plan.
         Em         D                C
The information's unavailable to the mortal man.
                  G                 Em
We're working our jobs..collect our pay,
              G                D             
believe we're gliding down the highway,
        C               D       G
when in fact we're slip slidin' away.
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
CHORUS:
Em            G                  Em
Slip slidin' away..slip slidin' away.
             G                 D
You know the nearer your destination,
    C                D        G
the more you're slip slidin' away.
Still Crazy After All These Years 
Tom: G
Intro: G	G/C	G	G7
 	G	G7	C	F	C
      I met my old lover on the street last night	 	 
 	G	F#m	B7	Em7
      she seemed so glad to see me I just smiled 	 
 	F	G7
      and we talked about the old times and
 	C	C7
      we drank ourselves some beers
 	G	D7	Em
      Still crazy after all these years
 	C7	G	D7	Cm
      Oh, Still crazy after all these years
 	D7	G	G/C	G
      	 	 	 	
I'm not the kind of man who tends to socialize
I seem to lean on old familiar ways
and I ain't no fool for love songs that whisper in my ears
 	G9
Still crazy after all these years
Bridge
 	Amaj7	E	Em
      Four in the morning crapped out yawnin'
 	G#m	C7	F7	Em7	B	C
      longing my life away I'll never worry
 	B	C	G	G7	C	B
      why should I  It's all gonna fade
 	C	B	Am	G
Now I sit by my window and I watch the cars
I fear I'll do some damage one fine day
But I would not be convicted by jury of my peers
Still crazy after all these years
 	C7	G	C	G	C	F	C
      O	h, Still crazy,	 Still crazy,	 	 
 	G	D7	G	C	G
      Still crazy after all these years	 	 
Fin.
Flowers Never Bend 
Tom: G
VERSE 1
G 			Bm7
Through the corridors of sleep
  	C9		G
Past the shadows dark and deep
Bm			C9	    G    C  G
My mind dances and leaps in confusion.
G			Bm
I dont know what is real,
	C9		G
I can't touch what I feel
	Bm		C9		G
And I hide behind the shield of my illusion.
CHORUS:
D	C		G		Em
So I'll continue to continue to pretend
Am7		    Em
My life will never end,
       A	   C
And flowers never bend
	    Gsus4  G
With the rainfall.
VERSE 2
G   		Bm7
The mirror on my wall
 	C9		G
Casts an image dark and small
Bm		  C9		    G         C  G
But Im not sure at all its my reflection.
G   		Bm7
I am blinded by the light
 C9		       G
Of God and truth and right
        Bm         C9			G         C  G
And I wander in the night without direction.
CHORUS
VERSE 3:
     G   		Bm7
Its no matter if youre born
 	C9		G
To play the king or pawn
      Bm		C9			G         C  G
For the line is thinly drawn tween joy and sorrow,
G   	Bm7
So my fantasy
 C9	    G
Becomes reality
        Bm		C9		G         C  G
And I must be what I must be and face tomorrow.
CHORUS
Father And Daughter 
Tom: D
D         Gadd9               G/D            D
If you leap awake in the mirror of a bad dream
And for a fraction of a second you can’t remember where you are
Just open your window and follow your memory upstream
To the meadow in the mountain where we counted every falling star
(Same as above)
I believe the light that shines on you will shine on you forever (forever)
And though I can’t guarantee there’s nothing scary hiding under your bed
I’m gonna stand guard like a post card of a golden retriever
And never leave til I leave you with a sweet dream in your head
D                         Gadd9                               D
I’m gonna watch you shine gonna watch you grow 
Gonna paint a sign so you’ll always know 
As long as one and one is two --oow
There can never be a father who loved his daughter more than I love you
D
Trust you intuition it’s just like going fishing 
                                   G                      D
You cast you line and hope you get a bite
But you don’t need to waste your time 
Worrying about the market place 
Try to help the human race struggling to survive in its harshest night 
Chorus:
Lead 
Chorus:

Obvious Child
Tom: G
G            
Well, I'm accustomed to a smooth ride  
 
   D           G         D        G  
Or maybe I'm a dog who's lost its bite  
 
          D       G  C                      F  
I don't expect to be treated like a fool no more  
 
C           G       D                 D  
  I don't expect to sleep through the night  
 
     D      C     G       D       G  
Some people say a lie's a lie's a lie  
 
    D G   C  
But I say why  
 
             F       C       
Why deny the obvious child?  
 
              F       C      G   
 Why deny the obvious child?  
 
 
         D           G    C     
And in remembering a road sign  
 
G        D     C     G         D     G     C   
  I am remembering a girl when I was young  
 
F C        G          D         G  
    And we said These songs are true  
 
      D        G  
These days are ours  
 
      D         G  
These tears are free  
 
    D  G   
And hey  
 
C                     F   C     
  The cross is in the ballpark  
 
                     F   C    G    
 The cross is in the ballpark  
 
 
      
We had a lot of fun  
 
                       D C   
We had a lot of money  
 
   G                                                    D C      
We had a little son and we thought we'd call him Sonny  
 
           D           G            
Sonny gets married and moves away  
 
C           D        G              
Sonny has a baby and bills to pay  
 
C          D         
Sonny gets sunnier  
 
G             C      D     
Day by day by day by day  
 
 
G                       
  Doh, doh,  doh, doh  
 
                       
 Doh, doh,  doh, doh  
 
 
                 D      C     G         
 Well, I've been waking up at sunrise  
 
           D             G      D        G  
 I've been following the light across my room  
 
  D     G   C                 F       C  G  D    
I watch the night receive the room of my day  
 
G      D      C       G      D        G  
  Some people say the sky is just the sky  
 
    D G     
But I say  
 
C              F       C        
  Why deny the obvious child?  
 
              F       C        
 Why deny the obvious child?  
 
 
 
G   C/G G     
Mm---------  
 
 
C/G   G    C  G   D          C                   
Sonny sits by his window and thinks to himself  
 
     D    G       C    G    D              C       
 How it's strange that some rooms are like cages  
 
    D    G   C    G    D     
 Sonny's yearbook from high school  
 
   C               
Is down from the shelf  
 
D       C G  D                  C       
And he id-ly thumbs through the pages  
 
      Ab   Bbm    
 Some have died  
 
           G                      
 Some have fled from themselves  
 
    C    G    D    G    D  G   D       
 Or struggled from here to get there  
 
 C     G  C    G D          C        
 Sonny wanders beyond his interior walls  
 
         G    C       G   D              C      
Runs his hand through his thinning brown hair  
 
 
                          G             
Well, I'm accustomed to a smooth ride  
 
   D           G         D        G  
Or maybe I'm a dog who's lost its bite  
 
          D       G  C                      F  
I don't expect to be treated like a fool no more  
 
C           G       D                 D  
  I don't expect to sleep through the night  
 
     D      C     G       D       G  
Some people say a lie's a lie's a lie  
 
    D G     
But I say   
 
C                     F   C      
  the cross is in the ballpark  
 
              F C     G                    
 Why deny the obvious    child?   
The only living boy in New York
Tom: C
C                             F
Tom , get your plane right on time.
C                      F
I know your part'll go fine.
C                 F Am7  Dm7 F
Fly  down to Mexico   
G                              F
Do n da da n da da n da da and here I am 
    C                     F           C   F C Dm7
The only living boy in New York.
  C                                      F
I get the news I need from the weather report 
      C                                             F
I can gather all the news I need from the weather report 
C                        F  C  Dm      Dm7
Hey  I've got nothing to do to day but smile
G                         F
Do n da da n da n da da n here I am 
    C                      F          Am
The only living boy in New York.
Dm                          G7                 C
Half of the time we're gone, but we don't know where
                  F
And we don't know where 
C                              F
Tom  , get your plane right on time.
C                                   F
I know that you've been eager to fly now 
C                       F      C      Dm    F
Hey  , let your honesty shine, shine, shine now,
G                                Fmaj7  Dm7 F
Do n da da n da da n do  like it shines on me.
C                          F
The only living boy in New York.
C                          F         C
The only living boy in New York.
Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes 
Tom: C
C                                  F
People say she's crazy, she's got diamonds
       G             C            F
on the soles of her shoes, well that's
            G           C
one way to lose these walking blues
F           G               C      F   G
diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
C
She's was physically forgotten then she
F                 G                 C
slipped into my pocket with my car keys.
     F           G              C
she said you've taken me for granted
 F                 G
because I please you wearing these
 C           F        G
diamonds
chorus:
C               F    G C  F
And I could say ooooo as if everybody
G                       C        F
knows what I'm talking about as if
                       G
everybody here would knows excally what I
     C             F             G
was talking about, Talking  about diamonds
         C      F      G
of her shoes.
    C                    F
She makes the sign of a teaspoon he makes
G              C        F
the sign of a wave the poor boy changes
 G                   C
clothes and puts on aftershave to
F               G             C     F   G
compensate for his ordinary shoes
     C                      F
And she said honey take me dancing but
        G                        C
they ended up by sleeping in a doorway
 F                       G
by the bodegas and the lights on upper
  C        F        G            C
Broadway wearing diamonds on the soles

of her shoes

Repeat chorus 1 verse
Kathy's Song
Tom: G
G            C             G
I hear the drizzle of the rain 
Am      Em  C     Bm7   
Like a memory it falls
G         Bm      G  C
Soft and warm continuing 
Am      Em     D        G     C  G
Tapping on my roof and walls 
 
 
G              C            G
And from the shelter of my mind
Am           Em    C      Bm7 
Through the window of my eyes
G         Bm      G             C 
I gaze beyond the rain drenched streets 
Am          Em       D     G     C  G 
To England where my heart lies 
 
 
G             C           G
My mind's distracted and diffused 
Am   Em               C       Bm7 
My thoughts are many miles away
 G             Bm       G        C
They lie with you when you're asleep 
Am            Em       D          G   C  G  
And kiss you when you start your day 
 
 
G                  C             G
And a song I was writing is left undone 
Am            Em    C         Bm7 
I don't know why I spent the time
 G      Bm     G       C   
Writing song I can't believe 
Am               Em         D       G      C  G 
With words that tear and strain to rhyme 
 
 
G           C                  G
And so you see I have come to doubt 
Am       Em      C        Bm7
All that I once held as true
G          Bm      G      C 
I stand alone without beliefs 
Am        Em      D       G    C  G  
The only truth I know is you 
 
G         C                  G
And as I watch the drops of rain 
Am           Em    C        Bm7  
weave their weary paths and die
G          Bm    G        C
I know that I am like the rain
 Am                Em       D     G  C  G 
There but for the grace of you go I  
Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover
Tom: Em
 
Em/G            D6               CM7                B7-9   B7
"The problem is all inside your head," she said to me
Em              D#dim7     GM9+5         B+
"the answer is easy if you take it logic'lly.
Em          D6                 CM7             B7-9    
I'm here to help you if you're struggling to be free;
       B7     Em    Am7                Em
there must be fifty ways to leave your lover."
 
Em/G            D6            CM7         B7-9   B7
She said, "It's really not my habit to intrude;
Em        D#dim7           GM9+5         B+
I hope my meaning won't be lost or misconstrued.
     Em           D6          CM7           B7-9    
But I'll repeat myself at the risk of being crude;
       B7     Em    Am7                Em
there must be fifty ways to leave your lover."
Em    Am7                Em
fifty ways to leave your lover."
 
                  G
Just slip out the back, Jack.
           Bb6 
Make a new plan, Stan;
                     C7
You don't need to be coy, Roy,
                  G
just get yourself free.    (on repeat:  Just listen to me)
 
 
           G
Hop on the bus, Gus;
                     Bb6 
You don't need to discuss much;
                  C7
Just drop off the key, Lee.
                  G
and get yourself free.
 
REPEAT CHORUS
 
 
Second verse:
 
She said, "It grieves me now to see you in such pain; I
wish there was somethin' I could do to make you smile again."
I said, "I appreciate that, and could you please explain about the
fifty ways?"
 
She said, "Why don't we both just sleep on it tonight;
I'm sure in the morning you'll begin to see the light."
And then she kissed me and I realized she probably was right; there must be
fifty ways to leave your lover,
fifty ways to leave your lover."
 
REPEAT CHORUS twice.
 
Kodachrome
Tom: F
.            F               F7                 Bb
When I think back on all the crap I learned in high school
Gm            C7              F    Gm
It's a wonder I can think at all.
C7              F         F7           Bb        (is there a riff here?)
And though my lack of education hasn't hurt me none,
Gm             C7             F
I can read the writing on the wall.
_
Chorus:
.       F7 Bb D7 (G7)                     Cm            F
.       Kodachrome,    They give us those nice   bright colors,
.                        Bb           Eb [Cm]
.       They give us the greens of summers,
.                        C          F            Bb    D  G
.       Makes you think all  the world's a sunny day.  Oh yeah,
.                Cm      F                     Bb       Eb
.       I got a Nikon camera, I love to take a photograph,
.       Eb               C7     F          Bb
.       So momma, don't take my Kodachrome away.
.           F               C7              Bb
If you took all the girls I knew when I was single
Gm                     C7             F     Gm
And brought them all together for one night,
C7                   F        F7        Bb
I know they'd never match my sweet imagination,
Gm                   C7                 F
And ev'rything looks worse in black and white.
_
(Chorus)
American Tune
Tom: C
     C          F     C   G7     C   G  E7      Am            Am
     Many's the time I've been mistaken and many times confused
     C            F  C  G7   C   G   C Bo7 Am    E7        Am
     Yes and I've often felt forsaken and certainly misused
     C9         F   G         F   C             F  C  G  G#o7  Am   A7
     Aw, but I'm alright, I'm alright, I'm just weary to my bones
     D7         G7                     C  G7  D       G
     Still you don't expect to be bright and bon vivant
     C    F C  G      E7 Am Dm7 C   G13      C
     So far away from home, so far away from home
     C                  F    C     G7   C      G    E7
     And I don't know a soul who's not been battered
                    Am            E7           Am
     I don't have a friend that's feels at ease
     C              F     C       G7 C      G     C Bo7  Am   E7          Am
     I don't know a dream that's not been shattered or driven to it's knees
     C9         F   G         F   C            F     C  G  G#o7  Am   A7
     Aw, but it's alright, it's alright for we lived so well so long
     D7    G7                  C    G7       D         G
     Still when I think of the road we're travelin' on 
     C   F C      C  G        E7 Am      Dm7          C  G13          C
     I wonder what's gone wrong, I can't help but wonder what's gone wrong
                 C
                 And I dreamed I was dying...
                                   G      G7        Am    D#o7
		 I dreamed that my soul rose unexpectedly
                                  G7       F C                G
		 And looking back down on me smiled reassuringly
                 G7                  C
		 And I dreamed I was flying....
     C                  F     C   G    C         G
     For we come on the ship they call Mayflower
     E7              Am        E7           Am
     We come on the ship that sailed the moon
        C           F C  G    C  G         C  Bo7  Am       E7         Am
     We come in the ages most uncertain hours and sing an American Tune
     C9              F   G         F   C          F  C  G E7 Am
     Aw, but it's alright, it's alright you can't be forever blessed
     D7       G                  C  G7 D       G
     Still tomorrow's gonna be another working day
     C         F    C  G            E7 Am      Dm7  C      G13     G7   C
     And I'm trying to get some rest, that's all I'm trying to get some rest
                 C 
                 And I dreamed I was flying....
                             G       G7           Am        D#o7
		 And high up above my eyes could clearly see
                               G7        C               G
		 The Statue of Liberty - sailing away to sea
                G7                   C
		 And I dreamed I was flying....
El Condor Pasa
Tom: Em
I'd [Em]rather be a sparrow than a [G]snail
Yes I would, if I could, I surely [Em]would
Hmm
I'd rather be a hammer than a [G]nail
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely [Em]would
Hmm
A[C]way, I'd rather sail away
Like a [G]swan that's here and gone
A [C]man gets tied up to the ground
He gives the [G]world its saddest sound
Its saddest [Em]sound
I'd rather be a forest than a [G]street
Yes I would, if I could, I surely [Em]would
I'd rather feel the earth beneath my [G]feet
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely [Em]would   [C]   [G]   [C]   [G]   [Em]

 

Scarborough Fair
Tom: Am             
Intro: ||:  Am  Am7 (on 2nd fret) :||
                 Am                  G           Am
	Are you going to Scarborough Fair
              C          Am       D Dsus D Am
	Parsley sage rosemary and thyme
                                  G   G/add C   D    Am
	Remember me to one who lives there
              Am      G    G/add C  G     Am
           She was once a true love of mine
	Tell her to make me a cambric shirt
	On the side of a hill in the deep forest green
	Parsley sage rosemary and thyme
	Tracing of sparrow in snowcrest brown
	With out no seems nor needle work
	Blankets and bed clothes the child of the mountain
	Then she'll ne a true love of mine
	Sleeps unaware of the clarion call
         
         Tell her to find me an acre of land
	On the side of of a hill a sprinking of leaves
	Parsley sage rosemary and thyme
	Washes the grave with silvery tears
	Between the salt water and the sea strands
	A soldier cleans and polishes a gun
	Then she'll ne a true love of mine
	Sleeps unaware of the clarion call
	Tell her to reap it with a sickle of leather
	War bellows blazing in scarlet battalions
	Parsley sage rosemary and thyme
	Generals order their soldiers to kill
	And gather it all in a bunch of heather
	And to fight for a cause they've long ago forgotten
	Then she'll ne a true love of mine
	Sleeps unaware of the clarion call
	Are you going to Scarborough Fair
	Parsley sage rosemary and thyme
	Remember me to one who lives there
	She was once a true love of mine
You can call me al
Tom: G
Intro: G  D-D  C  C  D-D  G ( x 2 )
G            D
A man walks down the street he says
 C         D
why am I soft in the middle now,
G         D
why am I soft in the middle when
     C          D	    G
the rest of my life is so hard,
G          D
I need a photo-opportunity,
C           D                G
I want a shot at redemption,
G                      D
dont want to end up a cartoon
    C        D
in a cartoon graveyard,
 G           D
bonedigger, bonedigger,
C            D
dogs in the moonlight,
G     D         C        D
far away in my well-lit room
     G          D
Mr. Beerbelly, Beerbelly,
 C                D
get these mutts away from me,
        G         D                C         D
you know I don't find this stuff amusing anymore.
G               D
If youll be my bodyguard
C              D         G    D    C D
I can be your long lost pal,
G               D
I can call you Betty,
     C              D
and Betty when you call me
         G          D C D
you can call me Al.
A man walks down the street,
he says why am I short of attention,
got a short little span of attention,
and oh my nights are so long,
wheres my wife and family,
what if I die here,
who will be my role-model,
now that my role-model is
gone, gone,
he's ducked back down the alley
with some roly-poly little bat-faced girl,
all along, along
there were incidents and accidents,
there were hints and allegations.
Chorus
If youll be my bodyguard
I can be your long lost pal,
I can call you Betty,
and Betty when you call me
         G    D  C   D
you can call me Al,
        G   D C D
call me Al.
A man walks down the street,
its a street in a strange world,
maybe its the Third World,
maybe its just the first time around,
he doesnt speak the language,
he holds no currency,
he is a foreign man,
he is surrounded by
the sound, the sound,
of cattle in the marketplace,
scatterlings and orphanages,
he looks around, around,
he sees angels in the architecture,
spinning in infinity,
he says Amen and Hallelujah!
Chorus
Me and Julio down by the Schoolyard
Tom: G
Intro: G  C  G  D
         G                                                    C
Well the Mama pyjama rolled outta bed, she ran to the police station
         D                                                          G
When the Poppa found out, he began to shout, he started the investigation
                  D                       G
It's against the law, it was against the law
                D                        G
What what mama saw, it was against the law
Well the Mama looked down and spit on the ground 
Every time my name gets mentioned
The Poppa said oy, if I get that boy
I'm gonna stick him in the house of detention
                 C                G
Well I'm on my way, I don't know where I'm goin'
          C              G            A          D
I'm on my way, takin' my time, but I don't know where
           G  C                    G   C
Goodbye to Ro-osie, the queen of Corona
        G       F    C           D     G     C G D
See you me and Julio down by the schoolyard
        G       F    C           D      G     C G D
See you me and Julio down by the schoolyard
(Instrumental break)
In a couple of days they come to take me away
When the press let the story leak
Now when the radical priest come to get me released
We was all on the cover of Newsweek
And I'm on my way, I don't know where I'm goin'
But I'm on my way, takin' my time, but I don't know where
Goodbye to Rosie, the queen of Corona
See you me and Julio down by the schoolyard
See you me and Julio down by the schoolyard
See you me and Julio down by the schoolyard

 

Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes
Tom: D
        D  
She's a rich girl, she don't try to hide it
                 A            D
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes
        D
Hes's a poor boy, empty as a pocket
                       A           D
Empty as a pocket with nothing to lose
        G         D          A                             D
Sing ta-na-na, ta-na-na-na, diamonds on the soles of her shoes
        G         D          A                             D
Sing ta-na-na, ta-na-na-na, diamonds on the soles of her shoes
  A                            D
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
  A                            D
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes, poor boy
  A                            D
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
D       G   A      D      G  A    D      G  A     D     G  A
D				G		A             D
People say she's crazy she got diamonds on the soles of her shoes
        G                A                 D
Well, that's one way to lose those walking blues
         G               A             D
Wearin' diamonds on the soles of her shoes
She's physic'ly forgot but then she slipped into my pocket with
      my car keys
She say's you're taking me for granted because I please you
Wearing these di-i-i-i-i-amonds
              D                G       A       D
And I can say ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
       G        A      			    D
As if everybody here would know what I was talkin' about
       G               A     		       D
As if everybody would know exactly what I was talkin' about
               G               A             D  G-A            D  G-A
Talkin' about diamonds on the soles of her shoes ( oo-ooh, oo-ooh)
She makes the sign of a teaspoon, he makes the sine of a wave
The poor boy changes clothes & puts on aftershave
To compensate for his ordinary shoes
She said "honey, take me dancing" but they ended up out sleeping
    in a doorway
By the bordellos and the lights of Upper Broadway
Wearing diamonds on the soles of their shoes
And I can say ......


Duncan 
Tom: Em
                                          
Em                         D
Couple in the next room    Bound to win a prize  they've been
G            A         D          C              G
goin' at it  all night long  Well I'm  tryin to get some sleep but these
C               G               C            G             
motel walls are cheep  Lincoln Duncan is my name and here's my
D                  Em
song    here's my  song
Em                           D
My father was a fisherman  my mama was a fisherman's friend  And
G                  A              D
I was born in the boredom and the chowder              So
C                  G             C             G
when I reached my prime  I left my home in the maritimes
C                G                D
headed down the turnpike for New England
solo:
C  G  C  G  C  G Em  D  Em

Em                      D
Holes in my confidence  holes in the knees of my jeans  I's
G             A            D         C            G
left without a penny in my pocket    Oo  hoo hoo  wee  I's a - bout
C               G                  C               G
destituted as a kid could be And I wish I wore a ring so I could
D                     Em
hock it   I'd like to hock it
Em                                 D
A young girl in a parking lot was preachin to a crowd  singin.
G                A                D
sacred songs and reading from the bible   Well I
C              G              C                      G
told her I was lost   and she told me all about the Pentecost  And I
C                     G               D             Em
seen that girl as the road to my surviv - - - - - - al
solo :
C    G     C     G    C    G  Em  D     Em

Em 
Just latter on the very same night when I
D                                          G           A
crept to her tent with a flashlight and my long years of innocence
D                 C              G
ended    Well she took me to the woods sayin'
C                            G                    C          G
"Here comes somethin' and it feels so good!" And just like a dog I was
D                       Em
befriended   I was befriended
Em                   D
Oh  oh  what a night Oh what a garden of delight
      G            A       D
Even now that sweet memory lingers
C             G            C               G
playin' my guitar   lying underneath the stars  Just
C            G           D                 Em
thankin' the lord for my fingers    for my fingers
fade out :
C     G     C      G      C     G Em  D    Em
Was a sunny day 
Tom: C
Intro: 
                    C                                    G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .    , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-----------------|---8--------------|---12----10--8---|---7-------------|
|-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|---------------5-|/9-------------10-|/12----10----9---|-7---------------|
|-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
                                                                                
                    D7                                  G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-----7-------7---|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-------8-----8---|---7-------------|---7-------------|-----3-3-5-3---3-|
|---7-----7-------|-7---6-5---------|-7---6-5---------|---4-----5-4-4-4-|
|-----------------|-------7---------|-------7---7-----|-5-----------5---|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
 
            C
Was a sunny day
                  G
Not a cloud was in the sky
                D7
Not a negative word was heard
                   Em
>From the people passing by----
      G     C
Was a sunny day
                  G
All the birdies in the trees
                   D7
And the radio's singing song
                     G
All the favorite melodies.
           Am       D        
He was a navy man
                G      E
Stationed in Newport News
              Am
She was a high school queen
        D             C            G
With nothing really left to lose
E             Am
She was a high school queen
        D             C            G
With nothing really left to lose
CHORUS
               Am     D
Her name was Lorelei
             G       E
She was his only girl
                 Am
She called him Speedoo
            D
But his Christian name
      C         G
Was Mister Earl
E                Am
She called him Speedoo
            D
But his Christian name
      C         G
Was Mister Earl
CHORUS
            C9
Was a sunny day
                  G9
Not a cloud was in the sky
                D9
Not a negative word was heard
                        G
>From the people passing by.
  C                                   G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|---------------0-|-----------------|---0-------------|-----------------|
|-----------0h2---|---------------1-|h2-------0-------|-----------------|
|-3---------------|-----------------|-----1h2---0-----|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-------------2h3-|-----------------|
  D7                                  G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|---2-------------|-----------------|---------------5-|
|---------0-------|/4---4-0---------|-------0-2p0-----|-----------------|
|-0---------------|-----------------|---1h2-------1h2-|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-3---------------|-----------------|
      
  C                                     G
  , . , . , . ,  .    , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|---8-----10--------|---12----10--8---|---7-------------|-7-------7-------|
|-------------------|-----------------|-----8-----------|---8---8-----8---|
|/9-----10----10/12-|-------10----9---|-7-----7-------7-|-----7-------7---|
|-------------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-------------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-------------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
  D7                                  G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|---7-------------|---7-------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-7---6-5---------|-7---6-5---------|-----------------|-------------0---|
|-------7---------|-------7---7-----|-------0-2p0-----|-------0-1h2-----|
|-----------------|-----------------|---1h2-------1h2-|---2h3-----------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-3---------------|-----------------|
  C                                   G
  , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .   , . , . , . , .
|-------0---------|-------0---------|-------3---------|-------3---------||
|-------1---------|-------1---------|-------0---------|-------0---------||
|-------0---------|-------0---------|-------0---------|-------0---------||
|---0h2-----------|---0h2-----------|---0-------------|---0-------------||
|-3---------------|-3---------------|-----------------|-----------------||
|-----------------|-----------------|-3---------------|-3---------------||
Kathy's Song
Tom: G

[G]I hear the [C]drizzle of the [G]rain_ [Am]Like a [Em]memo[C]ry it [Bm7]falls
[G]Soft and [Bm]warm con[G]tinu[C]ing_ [Am]Tapping [Em]on my [D]roof and [G]walls [C]    [G]
[G]And from the [C]shelter of my [G]mind_ [Am]Through the [Em]window [C]of my [Bm7]eyes
[G]I gaze be[Bm]yond the [G]rain drenched [C]streets_ [Am]To England [Em]where my [D]heart [G]lies [C]    [G]
[G]My mind's dis[C]tracted and [G]diffused_ [Am]My [Em]thoughts are many [C]miles a[Bm7]way
[G]They lie with [Bm]you when [G]you're a[C]sleep_ [Am]And kiss you [Em]when you [D]start your [G]day [C]    [G]
[G]And a song I was [C]writing is left [G]undone_ [Am]I don't know [Em]why I [C]spent the [Bm7]time
[G]Writing [Bm]song I [G]can't be[C]lieve_ [Am]With words that [Em]tear and [D]strain to [G]rhyme [C]     [G]
[G]And so you [C]see I have come to [G]doubt_ [Am]All that [Em]I once [C]held as [Bm7]true
[G]I stand a[Bm]lone with[G]out be[C]liefs_ [Am]The only [Em]truth I [D]know is [G]you [C]    [G]
[G]And as I [C]watch the drops of [G]rain [Am]weave their [Em]weary [C]paths and [Bm7]die
[G]I know that [Bm]I am [G]like the [C]rain_ [Am]There but for the [Em]grace of [D]you go [G]I. [C]     [G]

 

Slip Sliding Away
Tom: C
{start_of_chorus}
Slip sliding a[C]way, slip sliding[Am] away
You know the n[C]earer your destin[G]ation, the [F]more you slip sl[G]iding a[C]way
{end_of_chorus}
Whoah and I know a [Am]man, he came from my h[C]ometown
He wore his p[F]assion for his woman like a t[Fm]horny crown
He said D[C]olores, I live in [Am]fear
My love for y[C]ou's so overpow[G]ering, I'm af[F]raid that [G]I will dis[C]appear
(Chorus)
I know a [Am]woman, (who) became a [C]wife
These are the [F]very words she uses to [Fm]describe her life
She said a [C]good day ain't got no [Am]rain
She said a [C]bad day is when I lie[G] in the bed
And I [F]think of things that[G] might have [C]been
(Chorus)
And I know a [Am]father who had a [C]son
He longed to [F]tell him all the reasons for the [Fm]things he'd done
He came a [C]long way just to ex[Am]plain
He kissed his [C]boy as he lay [G]sleeping
Then he [F]turned around and he [G]headed home a[C]gain
(Chorus)
Whoah God only [Am]knows, God makes his [C]plan
The infor[F]mation's unavailable to the [Fm]mortal man
We're worki[C]n' our jobs, collect our [Am]pay
Believe we're [C]gliding down the [G]highway, when in [F]fact we're s[G]lip sliding a[C]way
(Chorus repeats 2x)
Mother and Child(REUNION)
Tom: D
    D    C         D        G                   C           D        G
    No I would not give you false hope, on this strange and mournful day.
            C          D       G         C      G       D
    But the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.
              Em                               D
    Oh little darlin' of mine, I can't for the life of me,
               Em                            D
    remember a sadder day, I know they say, "Let it be."
                           Em
    But it just don't work out that way,
                        C                       D
    and the course of a lifetime runs, over and over again.

    D    C         D        G                   C           D        G
    No I would not give you false hope, on this strange and mournful day.
            C          D       G         C      G       D
    But the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.
              Em                              D
    Oh little darlin' of mine, I just can't believe it's so,
                    Em                              D
    though it seems strange to say, I've never been laid so low.
                 Em
    In such a mysterious way,
                        C                       D
    and the course of a lifetime runs, over and over again.

    D    C         D        G                   C           D        G
    No I would not give you false hope, on this strange and mournful day.
            C          D       G         C      G       D
    But the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.

           C          D       G         C      D       G
    Oh the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.
           C          D       G         C      D       G
    Oh the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.
           C          D       G         C      G       D
    Oh the mother and child reunion, is only a motion away.

 

Cloudy
Tom: D
Cl[D]oudy,
The sky is grey and white and clou[G]dy.
Sometimes I think it's hanging d[D]own[F#7] on m[Ddim]e.
I[A]t's hitch-hike a hundred m[F#7]iles.
I'm a [A]rag-a-muffin c[Bm]hild.
P[E]ointed finger, painted smile.
I le[A]ft my shadow waiting down the [A7]road for me a while.
Cl[D]oudy,
My thoughts are scattered and they're clou[G]dy.
They have no borders, [D]no b[F#7]oundar[Ddim]ies.
T[A]hey echo and they s[F#7]well,
From Tol[A]stoy to Tinker[Bm]bell,
D[E]own from Berkeley to Carmel.
Got [A]some pictures in my pocket and a [A7]lot of time to kill.
Hey, Su[D]nshine--
I haven't seen you in a l[G]ong time.
Why don't you show your face and be[D]nd [F#7]my m[Ddim]ind?
Th[A]ese clouds stick to the s[F#7]ky,
Like a fl[A]oating question, [Bm]why?
A[E]nd they linger there to die.
[A]They don't know where they're going, and my [A7]friend, neither do I.
Clo[D]udy, Cl[G]oudy, Clo[D]udy, [G]Cloudy

 

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