J Roddy Walston and the Business - I think of you

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^AI am the greatest ^Amaj7American dreamer you will ^F#mever care to ^Eknow ^ATwo eyes but ^F#mnone the wiser and I'm ^Dlookin' for a third to ^Egrow ^ATwo houses don't make a^Amaj7 home for me they're just a^D building and some extra ^Awalls ^DGettin' pretty good at standin' up but I'm ^Ebetter at the fallin' ^AShe told me softly of ^Amaj7immigrants and our ^F#mnumbers were one in ^Eten ^AOur majority was ^F#mlosing ground and our ^Dnation had turned to ^Esin ^AHow our neighbors never ^Amaj7lived that close and I ^Dhid any, now they're ^Agone ^DTold me how he lost his generation I am the ^Eeldest of the middle sons

Oh but ^AI think of ^C#myou and I ^Dchange Oh, ^AI think of ^C#myou, you're all the ^Esame ^DNo one thinks like ^Eme these ^Adays ^DWe had a game, you have learned it ^EWe had a name, you have earned it ^AI am just a^C#m thing you had to ^Ddo ^AI am just a^C#m memory now for ^Ayou