E5 I lost my shoes I lost my wife G5 I lost my keys I lost my kite A5 D5 And though I'm young at heart I'm so much older E5 Subway eyes and banked up skies G5 And violent towns and frozen pies A5 D5 And all them football crowds who lost are cold now G5 E5 But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G5 G5 C5 And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine D5 G5 Reasonably fine, at least to beat my drums in time E5 Suddenly I've realised G5 That I won't be here when I die A5 D5 And life upon this plain is somehow fleeting E5 Time and all it's precious wine G5 Is somehow primed to make us whine A5 D5 And fret even then when we should be sleeping G5 E5 But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G5 G5 C5 And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D5 G5 Reasonably fine, at least to play my pretty chimes E5 Empty cries and hollow toots G5 And all the signs that have no use A5 D5 And fingers point accusingly are sinning E5 Humourless hypocrisy G5 And all the crimes we didn't see A5 D5 The sigh that knows the devil might be winning G5 E5 But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G5 G5 C5 And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D5 G5 Reasonably fine, at least to let my music shine E5 And maybe it's the greatest test G5 A man's surrounded by his death A5 D5 But reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey E5 That's how you make me feel G5 I love you more than death is real A5 G5 It's sad but in the end it might be funny G5 E5 That you're the same as you and I'm the same as me G5 G5 C5 And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine, D5 G5 Reasonably fine, at least to leave an open mind