Alain Clark - Father and friend

O, P^Gapa sit do^Am7wn, and ^Cadd9hear my so^Dng. O, and ^Gif you feel ^Am7like it then p^Cadd9lease sing a^Dlong No not^Ghing that I ^Am7wanna say, I h^Cadd9aven't said be^Dfore But to u^Gse your w^Am7ords, you can ^Cadd9never be to ^Dsure

See, ^Cadd9even though. I don^D't always show.. I'm glad that you're aroun^Gd. ^{Am7 Cadd9 D} I said I'm glad that you aro^Gund. ^{Am7 Cadd9 D}

O son, ^Git's so st^Am7range, to ^Cadd9hear and ^Dsee That a som^Geone so diff^Am7erent is, a^Cadd9 Soul like ^Dme. You ^Gmay have gone r^Am7ight, where I w^Cadd9ould have gone ^Dleft. But ^Gson, that's alri^Am7ght. I will a^Cadd9lways have your b^Dack

See e^Cadd9ven though. I don'^Dt always show. I'm proud of that you're my so^Gn. ^{Am Cadd9 D} Old d^Eays, and a^Amll of the new. ^FWanted a bit like you^E. Eve^Ary time I look at y^B7ou. I see myse^Dlf. And I'm so proud of y^Eou. For y^Aou have made me what I ^B7am. A better man^D. I'm just so proud of ^Eyou. O da^Gd, if using li^Am7fe. Tell me how they c^Cadd9ame it b^De. Well see,I did^Gn't know my fa^Am7ther like the wa^Cadd9y that you know m^De. Son, l^Gife is just too s^Am7hort. For us ^Cadd9never be in to^Duch. So that's w^Ghy I Wanna t^Am7ell you that I l^Cadd9ove you very m^Duch. Even t^Cadd9hough, I don't always s^Fhow. You kn^Eow ^EAnd I want you to know that. E^Avery time I look at ^B7you. I see mys^Delf. I'm so proud of y^Eou. ^AYou have made me what I ^B7am. A better m^Dan. I'm just so proud of y^Eou.

I'm h^Eere. And I'll ^Ambe if I can. A f^Father and a f^Eriend. Woooo^B hoo^C#7oo....^{E B}