FOREST POOKY - TALE OF A FAMILIAR OLD MAN CHORDS

^GHe would sit there drinking tea With a fat cat on his knees to say ^Cadd9I remember ^GThose times when I was young It a shame time is on the run But I remember the ^Cadd9flavors, And I remember ^F6the colo^Em7rs

^GBroken backs and broken vans Stupid jokes, our left arms tanned all that ^Cadd9I remember ^GThe food, shelter and kindest hands I'm so grateful to all of them I do remember their ^Cadd9flavors And I remember ^F6their colo^Em7rs

^Cadd9And if I lie som^Detimes It's cause ^GI'm checking ^F6my mind^Em7 ^Cadd9I 'm trying to rew^Dind

^GSo if I did forget your names ^DYour faces curse my brains ^Cadd9The day and time we met eachother ^Em7The snacks and laughs we s^F6hared together ^GWe're still around today ^DThe most important things will always stay ^Cadd9Remembering the colors ^Em7Remembering the f^F6lavors

^Cadd9And if I lie som^Detimes It's cause ^GI'm checking ^F6my mind^Em7 ^Cadd9I 'm trying to rew^Dind To get your ^Gface and name ^F6right^Em7 ^Cadd9Did you notice that I was try^Ding from the start when we were lau^Gghing^F6 ^Em7I hope not ^Cadd9But does it really mat^Dter ^CIf the good is still ^Fremembered

^GHe would sit there drinking tea With a ^Dfat cat on his knees to say I ^Cadd9remember ^GThose times when I was young It a ^Dshame time is on the run But I remember the ^Cadd9flavors, And I remember the ^F6colors

^GThe sunris^Cadd9e… ^A ^F6there's been p^Glen^Cadd9ty ^A ^F6My m^Gemory… ^Cadd9 ^A ^F6just i^Cadd9sn't as prec^Aise as it s^Ghould be^F6 ^F6just i^Cadd9sn't as prec^Aise as it s^Ghould be^F6 ^Cadd9 ^Dadd9

^GSo if I did forget your names ^DYour faces curse my brains ^Cadd9The day and time we met eachother ^Em7The snacks and laughs we s^F6hared together ^GWe're still around today ^DThe most important things will always stay ^Cadd9Remembering the colors ^Em7Remembering the f^F6lavors

^Cadd9And if I lie som^Detimes It's cause ^GI'm checking ^F6my mind^Em7 ^Cadd9I 'm trying to rew^Dind To get your ^Gface and name ^F6right^Em7 ^Cadd9Did you notice that I was try^Ding from the start when we were lau^Gghing^F6 ^Em7I hope not ^Cadd9But does it really mat^Dadd9ter ^Cadd9If the good is still reme^Dadd9mbered ^CIf the good is still ^Fremembered

Forest Pooky - Tale of a familiar old man