James Taylor - Company man

^AIt seems you've been li^Emving o^An your own^Dsus2 Lonely and fr^Gee ^{D A} Looking to make^Em yoursel^Asus4f known ^Dsus2 Same as me^{G D}

Well I ^E7sus4see you i^E#dim7n the pu^F#m7blic eyes I s^Gee you're looking fin^Bm7e The ^E7sus4boy would ^E#dim7be a bus^F#m7inessman And he ^Bm7signs the b^Aottom li^Dne

Singing: "Co^Ampany man Do what you can with my ^Emname^{G D} R^Aock and roll man, here I am I'm s^E7sus4taking my ^E#dim7claim to fame" ^F#m7

He's got the smi^Gling face of a friend^Bm7 Still you're n^Got quite certain you ^Bm7know ^F#m7him The ^Gsmile turns into a ^Dgrin What do you ow^A/Ee hi^Em? ^{A/E E} You know you^Dsus4 owe him ^{D A}

So if there^Em7's some^D/F#thing ^Gyou ^Ado wel^Dsus2l Something you're p^Groud ^Dof ^A Better to save ^Emsome for ^Asus4yourself ^Dsus2 If that's allowed^{G D}

The ^E7sus4crowd will ^E#dim7never know ^F#m7you You h^Gardly know yoursel^Bm7f They'll ^E7sus4turn you ^E#dim7round an^F#m7d blow you up Until you ^Bm7think you're s^Aomeone e^Dlse

^A"Company man Do what you can with my ^Emname^{G D} R^Aock and roll man, here I am I'm s^E7sus4taking my ^E#dim7claim to fame" ^F#m7

He can t^Gurn your time to gold^Bm7 You better m^Gake as much as you ^Bm7can my^F#m7 friend Because his m^Goney will turn you old^D And they need a yo^A/Eung ^Eman^{A/E E} The job takes a^Dsus4 young man^{D C}

Oh C^Aompany man^Em oh ^{G D} My R^Aock and roll ma^Emn oh^{G D A}Company man^Em oh ^{G D} My R^Aock and roll ma^Emn oh^{G D} You ^Acan shuck and j^Emive ^Gfor^D me And ^AI - yeah oh ^{Em G D}