Andrew Peterson - Loose change

I’d give^A all of me to know what you were^E thinking And if I had o^Ane wish, I’d^A7 wish I wasn??^B?t sinking here

^AbDrowning in this w^Dbmell Oh, can’t you^F# tell

That I c^Aan’t pick myself up off the g^Eround Well, I’ve been fac^Be down

And pushed as^Eide ^Ab7 Well, you k^Anow I’d rather just turn tail and^E run

Than lie here in the s^Bun And wa^Ab7tch you pass me ^Dbmby

Cause I a^Bin’t worth a dime ^A

But if only I could st^Aand up ^Estraight, I wouldn’t have to^B lie and^E wait

I’d get up and^A roll^E away And never be ^Bignored

I’ve got a feeling that I?^A??m someth^Eing more Than just a piece of ^Bcopper o^Ere

Turning gr^Aeen and looking f^Eor The reason ^BI was born

Well, I’ve been a^Around since ^E1964 In banks and bottom d^Brawers

And on railro^Ead ties ^Ab7 I’ve bee^An passed around and^E cast aside

Skip^Bped and flipped and f^Elattened wide S^Bpun around and t^Ab7hrown away and ^Dbmleft alone to l^Bie

But I heard about a pe^Anny fo^Eund Lying undern^Beath the co^Euch

By a woman who was kne^Aeling do^Ewn Looking for s^Bome change

Then the woman da^Anced ar^Eound And called her friends a^Bll over t^Eown

Told ‘em what was^B lost is ^Efound It’s another^B penny saved

^ASo I find that a^Ell this time Ben^Beath the surface, I co^Euld shine

^BLike all the gold a k^Ab7ing and queen could ^Dbmmeasure You see, e^Aven just a p^Benny is a treasur^Ae

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