D E7sus D/E A D/A
My old man, he's a singer in the park
D E7sus
He's a walker in the rain
D/E A7sus Am7
he's a dancer in the dark
D A7sus A7 D/E
We don't need no piece of paper from the City Hall
E7 D
Keeping us tied and true
D/A E7sus D/E A D/A A
My old man, keeping away my blues
D E7sus
He's my sunshine in the morning
D/E A D/A
He's my fireworks at the end of the day
D E7sus
He's the warmest chord I ever heard
D/E A7sus Am7
Play that warm chord, play and stay baby
D A7sus A7 D/E
We don't need no piece of paper from the City Hall
E7 D
Keeping us tied and true
D/A E7sus D/E A D/A A
My old man, keeping away my blues
Abm7 Bbm Gbmaj7
but when he's gone, me and them lonesome blues collide
Db Dbm7 B
The bed's too big, the frying pan's too wide
D/A D7 E D/E A D/A
D E7sus
Then he comes home
D/E A D/A
And he takes me in his loving arms
D E7sus
And he tells me all his troubles
D/E A7sus Am7
And he tells me all my charms
D A7sus A7 D/E
We don't need no piece of paper from the City Hall
E7 D
Keeping us tied and true
D/A E7sus D/E A D/A A
My old man, keeping away my blues
Abm7 Bbm Gbmaj7
but when he's gone, me and them lonesome blues collide
Db Dbm7 B
The bed's too big, the frying pan's too wide
D/A D7 E D/E A D/A
D E7sus D/E A D/A
My old man, he's a singer in the park
D E7sus
He's a walker in the rain
D/E A7sus Am7
he's a dancer in the dark
D A7sus A7 D/E
We don't need no piece of paper from the City Hall
E7 D
Keeping us tied and true
D/A E7sus D/E A D/A A
My old man, keeping away my lonesome blues
A A4* A
