Lean On Me

^CSometimes in our ^Dli^Emves^F, we all ^Fhave^Em pa^Din ^C ^CWe al^Dl h^Emave sorrow ^D

^CBut if w^De ar^Eme w^Fise, we ^Fknow^Em that ^Dthere^C's A^Clwa^Dys tom^Emorro^Bw ^C

Chorus:

Lean on me, when your^C not st^Drong an^Emd ^F ^FI'll^Em be^D your^C friend, I'^Cll ^Dhelp y^Emou c^Emarry^D on

^CFor, i^Ct ^Dwon't be^Em lo^Fng, till I'^Fm goin^Emg to n^Deed^C ^CSomebody to ^Dle^Eman ^Bon ^C

Verse 2:

^CPlease sw^Callow ^Dyour ^Empride^F ^FIf^Em you^D have ^Cthings, yo^Cu need ^Dto^Em borrow ^D

^CFor, n^Co o^Dne ca^Emn f^Fill, ^Fthose of ^Emyou^Dr ne^Ceds ^CThat y^Dou don^Em't let^B sh^Cow

Verse 3:

^CIf^D there's a^Em lo^Fad, ^Fyou ha^Dmve t^Do b^Cear ^CThat yo^Du can'^Emt car^Emry ^D

^CI'm right up t^Dhe ^Emroa^Fd, I'll^F shar^Eme you^Dr load ^C ^CIf^D you ^Emjus^Bt call^C me

Tag:

So just call^C on me brother, when ^Cyou ^Dneed ^Ema h^Fand We all need^C somebody to ^Dlean ^Con

I just mi^Cght have a problem , that ^Cyou'd und^Ders^Emtan^Fd We all need ^Csomebody to ^Blean o^Cn

Bill Withers - Lean on me