State Radio - Omar bay

^AmDear Mr. Omar B^Fay, ^GHeard news that you left today. ^{F E Am}You still countin' all them taxicabs, ^Ftakin' you ba^Gck to the time you have left? ^{F E Am}Do you well remember Vietnam, ^{F G}When you had a mother who loved her son? ^{F E Am}Did you have to leave us ^Gall and go ^Gaway? ^{Am E7}

^FOmar Bay, I think I'm fallin' to pieces. ^{E7 Am} Won't you help a g^Food man get up and back on his^F feet? ^{E F}Five winters, five winters in New York is plenty. ^E7 I'd even say it's four too ^Ammany. Won't you help a goo^Fd man get up and back on his ^Ffeet? ^E

^AmDear Mr. Omar ^FBay, ^GI saw your old friend form the war today. ^{F E Am}He said you went to seek God in a church ^For to get some warmth, ^Gwhatever came first. ^{F E Am}And now your standpipe it stands alone. ^{F G}If where you place your cap is your h^Fome, ^{E Am}Did you have to leave us ^Gall and go ^Gaway? ^{Am E7}

^FOmar Bay, I think I'm fallin' to pieces. ^{E7 Am} Won't you help a g^Food man get up and back on his^F feet? ^{E F}Five winters, five winters in New York is plenty. ^E7 I'd even say it's four too ^Ammany. Won't you help a goo^Fd man get up and back on his ^Ffeet? ^E

^FOmar Bay, I think I'm fallin' to pieces. ^{E7 Am} Won't you help a g^Food man get up and back on his^F feet? ^E

^FOmar Bay, I think I'm fallin' to pieces. ^{E7 Am} Won't you help a g^Food man get up and back on his^F feet? ^{E F}Five winters, five winters in New York is plenty. ^E7 I'd even say it's four too ^Ammany. Won't you help a goo^Fd man get up and back on his ^Ffeet? ^E