Allan Taylor - For what its worth

^CWe sent our postcards saying "^AmWish you were here" ^F Then made love under the ^Cboardwalk pier I got it wrong and you ^Amstarted to cry ^F I said I loved you, but ^Cit was a lie ^G You were gentle and ^DmI was ro^Emugh I was ^Ftalking big and ^Cacting tough Now I've for^Ggotten your name, it was ^Dmso long ag^Emo When we were ^Ftwo young kids No place to ^Cgo, no place to ^Ggo ^C

We lost touch, I had the ^Amworld to see ^F I didn't think of you, did you ^Cthink of me? When you fell in love, was he ^Amgood and kind ^F Like I should have been for ^Cyour first time? I should've ^Ggot you a ring from the ^Dmtrinket ^Emstore And drawn a ^Fheart with an arrow on the ^Cboardwalk wall Maybe ^Ggot you a flower to ^Dmweave in your ^Emhair I should have done ^Fsomething that was tender To show that I ^Ccared, to show that I ^Gcared

^CThat's the ^Amway life ^Gsometimes ^Fgoes How things can ^Cchange^Em, no^Fbody ^Gknows

For what it's worth and ^Amcome what may ^F I'm feeling bad when I ^Cthink of that day Young love should be ^Ampure and true ^F I should have been so ^Cgood for you Do you re^Gmember the kid who ^Dmgot it all ^Emwrong? Well, that ^Fkid's now a man and he's ^Cwriting this song I'm com^Gposing these words, trying to ^Dmtell you someho^Emw I didn't ^Flove you then But I love you ^Cnow, I love you ^Gnow

And ^Cthat's the ^Amway life ^Gsometimes ^Fgoes How things can ^Cchange^Em, no^Fbody ^Gknows Nobody ^Amknows, no^Gbody ^Fknows How things can ^Cchange, no^Fbody ^Gknows