C
Good morning, son.
Am
I am a bird
C/E A/F F6
Wearing a brown polyester shirt
C/G
You want a coke?
Am
Maybe some fries?
C/E G
The roast beef combos only $9.95
C F
Its okay, you don't have to pay
C G
I've got all the cha - ange
F
Everybody knows
C G
It hurts to grow up
F
And everybody does
C G
It's so weird to be back here
F
Let me tell you what
C
The years go on and
C/E C/E C/E C/E F F F F
We're still fighting it, we're still fighting it
C Am C/E
And you're so much like me
F
I'm sorry
C/G
Good morning, son
F
In twenty years from now
C/E C/F
Maybe we'll both sit down and have a few beers
C/G Am
And I can tell you bout today
C/E G
And how I picked you up and everything changed
C/E
It was pain
F
Sunny days and rain
C G
I knew you'd feel the sa - ame things
F
Everybody knows
C G
It sucks to grow up
F
And everybody does
C G
It's so weird to be back here.
C/E F
Let me tell you what
C
The years go on and
C/E C/E C/E C/E F F F F
We're still fighting it, were still fighting it
C/G F C/E F Ab
You'll try and try and one day youll fly
C F C/G Am C/E F C/G
Away from me
C/G
(good morning, son)
Am
(good morning, son)
C/E
(good morning, son)
Am
(good morning, son)
C/G
Good morning, son (good morning, son)
Am
I am a bird (good morning, son)
C/E G
(good morning, son)
F C/E
It was pain
F
Sunny days and rain
C/G G
I knew you'd feel the sa - ame things
F
Everybody knows
C G
It sucks to grow up
F
And everybody does
C G
It's so weird to be back here.
C/E F
Let me tell you what
C
The years go on and
C/E C/E C/E C/E F F F F
We're still fighting it, we're still fighting it
C/E C/E C/E C/E F F F F
Oh, we're still fighting it, we're still fighting it
C/G Am C/E
And you're so much like me
F
I'm sorry