Marc Cohn - The things weve

I d^Con't know much a^Fbout you, I d^Amon't know who you a^Fre And we'd been d^Coing fine w^Fithout you but we could o^Amnly go so f^Far I d^Con't know why you c^Fhose us, were you w^Amatching from a^Fbove Is there so^Cmeone there that k^Fnows us said we'd g^Amive you all ou^Fr ^Clo^Fve^{F F}

I w^Conder who you'll l^Fook like will your h^Amair fall down and c^Furl W^Cill you be a m^Fomma's boy or d^Amaddy's little g^Firl Will you ^Cbe a sad rem^Finder of what's been l^Amost along the w^Fay Maybe y^Cou can help me f^Find her in the t^Amhings you do and^F s^Cay^{F F F}

Will you l^Caugh just like your m^Fother will you s^Amigh like your old m^Fan Will some things s^Ckip a gener^Fation like I've h^Ameard they often c^Fan Are you a p^Foet or a d^Amancer, a d^Cevil ^For a c^Flown Or a s^Ctrange new c^Fombin^Amation o^Ff the things we've h^Fanded d^Cown ^{F F}

You may not a^Clways be so g^Frateful for the w^Amay that you were m^Fade Maybe some f^Ceature of your f^Father's that you'd g^Amladly sell or t^Frade And o^Cne day you may l^Fook at us and s^Amay that you were c^Fursed But o^Cver time that l^Fine has been ext^Amremely well rehe^Farsed By our f^Fathers and their f^Amathers in some o^Cld and d^Fistant t^Fown >From places^C no one ^Fhere r^Amemembers ^Fcome the things we've ^Fhanded ^Cdown