Who Do You Think You Are

Brett Dennen

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Tom:
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C G Where are all my old friends?
Dm It's been a long time gone.
C G We've been drifting apart for so many years.
Dm I hope they're still marching on.
Am F C F Some of em' probably happy with families working hard to get ahead.
C G Dm Some of them are lost, some are wondering, some of them are already dead.
F Who do you think you are?
G Am It's the life you made.
F G Am Don't be afraid of the hands you play.
C G There's an old man sleeping in the parking lot
Dm I wonder what he dreams about
C G Businessmen in suits taking millions over coffee
Dm Trying to buy each other out
Am F C F There's an officer, a senator, a digger and a sewer, a beggar and thief.
C G Dm They all sit at different table but they all drink the same poison as me
F Who do you think you are?
G Am It's the life you made.
F G Am Don't be afraid of the hands you play.
F Who do you think you are?
G Am It's the life you made.
F G Am Well don't be afraid of the hands you play
C G The power went out, and the stars came out
Dm And I went out for a walk in the dark
C G There were fireflies flittin' and I heard the poet spittin'
Dm Rhymes out in the park
Am F C F And I felt myself drift up off the ground and I rose above the trees
C G Dm And I saw my life in photographs of fading memories
F Who do you think you are?
G Am It's the life you made.
F G Am Don't be afraid of the hands you play.
F Who do you think you are?
G Am It's the life you made.
F G Am Don't be afraid of the hands you play.
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