Em I lost my shoes I lost my wife G I lost my keys I lost my kite Am D And though I'm young at heart I'm so much older Em Subway eyes and banked up skies G And violent towns and frozen pies Am D And all them football crowds who lost are cold now G Em But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G G7 C And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine D G Reasonably fine, at least to beat my drums in time Em Suddenly I've realised G That I won't be here when I die Am D And life upon this plain is somehow fleeting Em Time and all it's precious wine G Is somehow primed to make us whine Am D And fret even then when we should be sleeping G Em But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G G7 C And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D G Reasonably fine, at least to play my pretty chimes Em Empty cries and hollow toots G And all the signs that have no use Am D And fingers point accusingly are sinning Em Humourless hypocrisy G And all the crimes we didn't see Am D The sigh that knows the devil might be winning G Em But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G G7 C And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D G Reasonably fine, at least to let my music shine Em And maybe it's the greatest test G A man's surrounded by his death Am D But reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey Em That's how you make me feel G I love you more than death is real Am G It's sad but in the end it might be funny G Em That you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G G7 C And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D G Reasonably fine, at least to leave an open mind