O.C. Smith - The house next door

^Athe house next door is ^F#mworn and old, ^AI don't know how it can^F#m hold so but the ^Dpeople living there are so ^Eclose together ^Dthat old house can stand any kind of ^Eweather

and ^Amy house, it's like a m^F#mansion ^Astanding so great and t^F#mall but for a^Dll the love that's i^En it it might as well fa^All ^{D A}

^Athe car they drive it's not ^F#mmuch to see ^Ait's kinda beat up and ^F#mraggedy but it t^Dakes them anyplace they ^Ewanna go it ta^Dkes them to a park or a ^Emovie show

^Aand listen my car, its a n^F#mew car oh it's the ^Abest of any they've ^F#mmade but for a^Dll the joy it br^Eings me I might as well trade ^{A D A}

'cause I gotta find lov^Ae I gotta find l^F#move the kind of lov^Ae I'm looking f^C#mor can be ^Bmfound in the h^Eouse next ^Adoor

they got h^Bbalf a dozen kids that they can ^Gmhardly feed well the^Bby're always short of ev^Gmerything they need well e^Ebven though they h^Faven't got a lot they s^Ebeem so content with ^Fwhat they've got

and ^BbI've got all the ^Gmmoney a m^Bban could ever h^Gmope to save but for a^Ebll the love it br^Fings me I'd give it aw^Bbay ^{Eb Bb}

'cause I gotta find l^Bbove I gotta find l^Gmove the kind of l^Bbove I'm looking ^Dmfor can be fo^Cmund in the h^Fouse next d^Bboor