Key: E minor
Verse 1
Em
D
Em
5, 4, 5, 4, 5, 4
Interlude 1
Music
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Em
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Em
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Verse 2
Em
G
Em
The difference between a dime and a dollar
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Em
Bm
is ninety cents around the world
Em
G
Em
That's why I give my wife
five and dime trinkets
Em
Bm
Em
diamonds and pearls
A
Em
Don't you ever feel guilty,
don't you ever feel no pain,
D
Bm
no pain, no, no, no
You wear your make and say,
Bm
G
You expect me to pay the
Em
D
Look out your window, who do you see?
I'm the man who brings
the morning paper
Em
Am
Em
I'm the man who
cleans up the office
Em
A
Don't you ever feel guilty
Em
D
Don't you ever feel no pain
Bm
D
Em
Cause you don't want me
to live like you live
You merely want me to survive
Bm
Em
G
Bm
You look in my face daily, everyday
G
Bm
Yet you try to pretend I'm not even alive
Em
D
Look out your window, who do you see?
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Em
A
Em
A
Em
Bm
don't you see me?
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Em
For them level streets have become hills
How can you pick up your paper,
D
Em
and completely ignore
My world is going down, down,
A
Em
Bm
more and more, hey
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Em
D
Look out your window, who do you see?
Outro 1
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