Tonalité : E major
Verse 1
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Am
G
D
C
A man's got to make
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C
G
his way in the world,
a woman's got to make hers too.
D
Everybody going their own way,
G
it's a wonder the world only
spins in one direction at a time
C
G
I said, since you come spinning by,
this corner of the world,
D
oh why don't we get acquainted?
G
Oh, it was only a philosophical statement
A philosophical statement
A philosophical statement
C
Don't pin that rap on me
G
While you were flying coast -to -coast,
D
G
I was drifting on the sea.
D
C
But did I say a man's got to
G
make his way in the world,
at least until it grinds to a stop?
D
C
And I don't want to end up twenty
G
years on the sidewalk
Holdin' my hand out to a taxi
and an empty wine bottle
C
She said, are you busy later?
G
I'd like to talk with you a while
D
After I water my bicycle
G
Oh, it was only a philosophical statement,
a philosophical statement,
a philosophical statement.
C
What do you mean by that?
G
While you were lowering the volume,
D
G
I was taking off my hat.
D
Am
C
Am
G
D
G
Oh, man's got to make his way in the world
I tell you, it's a crying shame
D
C
But in every single kind
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C
G
of dimension,
D
G
that's been the angle of perspective.
C
Said I, I'd like to understand,
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D
but the more we talk, the better I like it. Oh,
G
it was only a philosophical statement
A philosophical statement
A philosophical statement
C
Does it explain what's going on?
G
D
Or is it electricity that makes
G
philosophy fun?
Outro 1
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D
Am
G
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