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Intro: Emaj9 Esus4-6 (repeat several times) to E or Eadd9
Moving in E7silent desperaAtion B Keeping an eye on the[Esus4-6] Holy Land E A hypoE7thetical destinaAtion B Say, who is this [Esus4-6]walikingE man? [Esus4-6] Gadd9/A
Well, the Dmaj7leaves have come to turnAsus4ing And the Dmaj7goose has gone to fly A7sus4 [Bb sus] And Bm7bridges are forE9 buning So Bm7don't you let that E9yearning pass you by A13
Walking Dmaj7 man A7sus4, walking man Dmaj7walks A7sus4 Bm7 Well, any other manE9 stops and talks A13 But the walking man Dmaj7walks A7sus4
Well the frost is on the pumpkin And the hay is in the barn An Pappy's come to rambling on Stumbling around drunk Down on the farm And the walking man walks Doesn't know nothing at all Any other man stops and talks
But the walking manDmaj7walks on byA7sus4 Dmaj7 Walk on by Bm7 A
Gmaj7
Most F#m7everyEm7body's got A7sus4seed to Dmaj7sow Gmaj7 It ain't always [F#7add5]easy for a weed to B9grow, F#7#5 no B9 So Eadd9he don't hoe the rowGadd9/A for no one
Oh for sure he's always missing And something is never quite right Ah, but who would want to listen to you Kissing his existence good night Walking man walk on by my door Well, any other man stops and talks
But F#7not the Bm7walking man..... E9 A7sus4 F#7 Bm7 E9...(ad lib)...etc..
(ad lib during fade, etc) He's the walking man Born to walk Walk on walking man Well now, would he have wings to fly Would he be free Golden wings against the sky Walking man, walk on by So long, walking man, so long....