Lindsey Buckingham - A satisfied mind

^N.C.How many ^Bbtim-^Ces have you heard someone ^Fsay ^{Fsus F} "If I had his ^Cmoney, I could ^Bbdo things my ^Fway" But little they ^Bbkn-^Cow, it's so hard to ^Ffind^{Fsus F} One rich man in ^Cten with a s^Bbatisfied ^Fmind

^FOnce I was l^Civin^Csusg, ^C in f^Bbortune and ^Ffame Everything that I ^Cdreamed of to get a ^Bbstart in life's ^Fgame ^{Fsus F} Then suddenly it ^Bbhap-^Cpened, I lost every ^Fdime But I'm richer by ^Cfar with a ^Bbsatisfied ^Fmind ^{Fsus F}

‘Cause money can't ^Bbbuy ^Cback your youth when you're ^Fold ^{Fsus F} Or a friend when you're ^Clonely or a ^Bblove that's grown ^Fcold The wealthiest ^Bbper-^Cson is a pauper at ^Ftimes^{Fsus F} Compared to the ^Cman with a s^Bbatisfied ^Fmind

When life has e^Cnded^Csus, ^C my ^Bbtime has run ^Fout My friends and my ^Cloved ones I'll ^Bbleave, there's no ^Fdoubt ^{Fsus F} But one thing for ^Bbcert-^Cain when it comes my ^Ftime I'll leave this old ^Cworld^Csus, ^C with a s^Bbatisfied ^Fsusmi - ^Fnd