Gene Clark - One in a hundred

^EDon't you come ^Adown ^F#mdon't you feel ^Bbad ^EEven though your ^C#mdreams are of the ^Athings you've never ^Bhad ^EClose to the ^Aearth ^F#mNear to the ^Bsun ^EReflecting your ^C#mown life You can ^Asee that you can ^Bbe more than ^Eone^{D A E C#m A B E}Hear the bells ^Aring ^F#mmorning has ^Bcome ^EOver the ^C#mtown the morning ^Astar fades in the ^Bdawn ^EVoices of ^Atime ^F#mbringing surp^Brise ^EVoices that ^C#msing in waking ^Amoments To Look ^Binto life's ^Eeye^{D A E C#m A B A}Aren't you glad its another ^Bday ^Elook and tell ^ASo you though you would ^Brun away but you^D know that way too w^Bell ^ERhythms of ^Arhyme ^F#mSeasons shall ^Bsay ^ETo look at a ^C#mlonger life now a ^Alonger yest^Berday ^EDon't you come ^Adown ^F#mYou know you're the ^Bone ^ELooking at tom^C#morrow Let your your ^Atroubles Fade and ^Bfly into the s^Eun ^{D A E C#m A}