He Lives My Dream chords by Chris wall

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Verse 1
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 (D major) Sunday morning and the bus broke  (A major) down.
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 (G major) Had a park bench for a perch.  (D major) 
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Looking around this little  (A major) town
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at all the people  (G major) who were
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leaving church.  (D major) 
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 (G major) There was a pretty gal with  (D major) golden hair
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and two children  (A major) by her side.  (D major) 
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 (G major) Her husband shook the  (D major) preacher's hand
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and his face  (A major) was filled with pride.  (D major) 
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 (G major) He thanked him for the  (D major) sermon,
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and said he liked  (A major) the verse he chose.  (D major) 
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 (G major) And as I watched  (D major) them walk away,
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I had to wonder if  (A major) he knows.  (D major) 
He lives my dream.
As he walks there with his wife,
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he lives my dream.  (A major) 
Son and daughter by his side,
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I swear I'd trade  (D major) one Sunday dinner
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For all the fame  (G major) and all the
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 (E minor) glitter that I've  (B minor) seen
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He  (G major) lives my  (A major) dream  (D major) 
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Well long ago I chose  (A major) the road
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or maybe  (G major) it chose me  (D major) 
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I was just a wild  (A major) young man
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hell -bent  (G major) on living free  (D major) 
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When  (G major) I'm drunk and  (D major) telling tales
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I'll  (A major) say I've no regret (D major) s
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But some (G major) times on my weaker  (D major) days
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I wish  (A major) I'd hedged my bets  (D major) 
He lives my dream
As he walks there with his wife
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He lives my  (A major) dream
Son and daughter by his side
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I swear I'd trade  (D major) one Sunday dinner
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For all the fame  (G major) and all the
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 (E minor) glitter that I've  (B minor) seen
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He  (G major) lives my  (A major) dream  (D major)  (A major)  (D major) 
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 (G major)  (E minor)  (B minor)  (G major)  (A major)  (D major)  (G major) 
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 (D major) Well I'm too dam (E major) n young to feel  (B major) this old,
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too old  (A major) to change  (B major) my way  (E major) 
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I guess I'll roam from town  (B major) to town
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and sing  (A major) songs all  (B major) my day  (E major) 
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I've got  (A major) so much to want,
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 (E major) much more would only  (B major) be a sin  (E major) 
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But I still  (A major) feel like a skid row
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 (E major) bum on the out (B major) side, looking  (E major) in
He lives my dream
As he walks there with his wife,
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he lives my dream  (B major) 
Son and daughter by his side,
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I swear I'd trade  (E major) one Sunday dinner
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For all the fame  (A major) and all the
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 (F sharp minor) glitter that I've  (C sharp minor) seen
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 (A major) He lives  (B major) my dream  (E major) 
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He lives my dream  (C sharp minor) 
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He  (A major) lives my  (B major) dream  (E major) you