Marc Cohn - The things weve

I d^Don't know much a^About you, I d^Bmon't know who you a^Gre And we'd been d^Doing fine w^Aithout you but we could o^Bmnly go so f^Gar I d^Don't know why you c^Ahose us, were you w^Bmatching from a^Gbove Is there so^Dmeone there that k^Anows us said we'd g^Bmive you all ou^Gr ^Dlo^Ave^{G A}

I w^Donder who you'll l^Aook like will your h^Bmair fall down and c^Gurl W^Dill you be a m^Aomma's boy or d^Bmaddy's little g^Girl Will you ^Dbe a sad rem^Ainder of what's been l^Bmost along the w^Gay Maybe y^Dou can help me f^Aind her in the t^Bmhings you do and^G s^Day^{A G A}

Will you l^Daugh just like your m^Aother will you s^Bmigh like your old m^Gan Will some things s^Dkip a gener^Aation like I've h^Bmeard they often c^Gan Are you a p^Aoet or a d^Bmancer, a d^Devil ^Aor a c^Glown Or a s^Dtrange new c^Aombin^Bmation o^Gf the things we've h^Aanded d^Down ^{A G}

You may not a^Dlways be so g^Arateful for the w^Bmay that you were m^Gade Maybe some f^Deature of your f^Aather's that you'd g^Bmladly sell or t^Grade And o^Dne day you may l^Aook at us and s^Bmay that you were c^Gursed But o^Dver time that l^Aine has been ext^Bmremely well rehe^Garsed By our f^Aathers and their f^Bmathers in some o^Dld and d^Aistant t^Gown >From pla^Dces no o^Ane her^Bme remembe^Grs come the things we'^Ave hand^Ded down