Em D G CEm D G C DC D G You're never far away from meF C D G G/F I've had this lock of your hair now for a half a century or moreEm C D G I keep it in a matchbox in the pocket of my coatC D G F Saturdays I go to town just to make them laughC D G G/F Em I learned to drive when I was 65 years oldC D G And I sit poker-straight behind the wheelEm D G C Mother died of influenza when we kids were smallEm D G C D Father never smiled again and seemed to shrink with every passing yearEm D G C Everybody sigh and put your hands on your hipsEm D G But when I get those old songs in my headC D I can’t keep my fingers off the keysEm D G CEm D G C DC D G F Through my research I have found all it takes to keep the chickensC D G G/F Em C D G Laying eggs is opera or Gershwin played at low volumes on dad's old radioC D G F One concession for the hens destined for slaughter:C D G G/F Em I read them poetry, they like the Yeats the bestC D G And frankly, so do IEm D G C Who wouldn’t like to wake up on the Isle of InnisfreeEm D G C D To muck about that bee-loud glade like he?Em D G C Everybody sigh and put your hands on your hipsEm D G C D What's good enough for chickens is plenty good enough for you and meEm D G CEm D G C DC D G You're never far away from meF C D G G/F I've had this lock of your hair now for a half a century or moreEm C D G I keep it in a matchbox in the pocket of my coat
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