Jim Croce - The man that is me

I'm a ^Ddreamer by nature ^GAnd I've always been tryi^Dn' To dream myself out of this w^Eorld that I'm in^A In my d^Dreams I escape all the tr^Goubles arou^Dnd And it h^Dasn't cost a penny For the pl^Aeasures I've fo^Dund ^A7

^DWhat is the part ^GThat I'll play today ^ABeggar, a bus'ness man, k^Ging for a da^Dy? I've p^Dlayed many parts And I'm the f^Girst to agree That I'm s^Atill lookin' round for the man that is me ^{D A}

I'm a d^Dreamer by nature ^GAnd I've always be^Den L^Dooking for something not there^{A7 A} My f^Dinancial position ^GDon't bother my dreams ^D 'Cause in f^Dairy tale money I'm my o^Awn millionaire ^{D A}

^DWhat is the part ^GThat I'll play today ^ABeggar, a bus'ness man, k^Ging for a da^Dy? I've p^Dlayed many parts And I'm the f^Girst to agree That I'm st^Aill lookin' round for the man that is me ^{D A}

^DI'm a rich man in dreams But in ^Greal life I've hi^Dd From the ^Dfact that I've got me a w^Eife and a k^Aid If I ^Dlose what I've got ^GThen they lose it to^Do Tell me ^Dwhat in this world's a poor d^Areamer to do^{D A}

^DWhat is the part ^GThat I'll play today ^ABeggar, a bus'ness man, k^Ging for a da^Dy? I've p^Dlayed many parts And I'm the f^Girst to agree That I'm st^Aill lookin' round for the man that is me