The Pat Terry Group - Happy man

^CWhen I die there w^Fon't be much to ^Gsalvage from my earni^Cngs I've never had a l^Fot of land or h^Gouses to my nam^F/Ce ^{C Dm7/C}I've n^Cever been a cor^Fporate prince on ^GMadison in New^C York I've never held a dia^Fmond in my h^Gsus4and ^G But I^F've seen c^C/Ehil - d^Dm7ren laugh^Cing as ^Gonly c^G#dim7hildren ca^Amn ^Am/GAnd ^FI've known my^C/E C^Dm7re-a-^Ctor and ^GI've been a hap^F/Gpy ^Cman

I ^Cnever really l^Foved the way I ^Gsaw it in the mov^Cies But I had myself a ^Fwoman of my o^Gwn ^{F/C C Dm7/C}The ^Cplace we lived was mo^Fdest and we k^Gept the yard toge^Cther I never traveled far^F from my homet^Gsus4own ^G But I^F've heard ^C/Emu - ^Dm7sic play^Cing that m^Gade me ^G#dim7underst^Amand ^Am/GAnd ^Ftouched the hea^C/Erts ^Dm7of heav^Cen and ^GI've been a ha^F/Gppy m^Can

^CLife has had its h^Fard times when I f^Gelt the chill of wint^Cer I can't forget the n^Fight when my sweet J^Gulie slipped away^{F/C C Dm7/C}But ^Cgrowing old was diff^Ferent than I ^Galways thought it would^C be The sweetness of my youth^F just grew with ^Gsus4age ^G 'Cause ^FI've known w^C/Eealth ^Dm7and beaut^Cy bene^Gath his ^G#dim7guiding ^Amhand ^Am/GAnd ^Fknowing soo^C/En ^Dm7I'll see^C him has ^Gmade me a ha^G#dim7p - py ^Amman ^Am/GAnd ^Fknowing soo^C/En ^Dm7I'll see^C him has ^Gmade me a ha^F/Gppy m^Can