Trixie Mattel - Seen my man

^DSeeming when I'm older that it's ^A7younger how I ^Dfeel ^DLearning that you only get the ^A7raw end of the ^Ddeal ^DFirst one to the finish line, but the ^A7last one left to ^Dknow ^DSecond place adorns you no ^A7matter where you ^Dgo

^A7Well I've been out to Austin, back to ^GBoston Where I've ^Dbeen ^GFollowing the ^Dhighways in my ^A7head When I ^Dgo back to ^A7Wisconsin (strum once) And when ^GI come home again Has ^Bmanybody ^A7out there seen my ^Dman?

^DComing home reminds you that you ^A7ain't got long to ^Dgo ^D'Til you can't make it to the mailbox, ^A7not in all this ^Dsnow ^DI hope you've got the time to keep that ^A7air between your ^Dlungs ^DI hope you've got the hand to pull the ^A7plug when that day ^Dcomes

^A7Well I've been out to Austin, back to ^GBoston Where I've ^Dbeen ^GFollowing the ^Dhighways in my ^A7head When I ^Dgo back to ^A7Wisconsin (strum once) And when ^GI come home again Has ^Bmanybody ^A7out there seen my ^Dman?

^DHippodromes and hedons sipping ^A7Seagram's from my ^Dmug ^DPills and all the parties that we^A7 sweep beneath the^D rug ^DFiguring that loving's just the ^A7kind of dice you ^Dthrow ^DCan a cactus and a lily find a ^A7common pot to ^Dgrow?

^A7Well I've been out to Austin, back to ^GBoston Where I've ^Dbeen ^GFollowing the ^Dhighways in my ^A7head When I ^Dgo back to ^A7Wisconsin (strum once) And when ^GI come home again Has ^Bmanybody ^A7out there seen my ^Dman? ^{A7 D} Has ^Bmanybody ^A7out there seen my ^Dman?