Yesterdays Man

A

G

D

D7

Bm

F#

A       A      G      G
D       D      D      D7
A       A      G      G
D       D      D      D

A
An insolent speck of youth
G
Being taken for a walk
D
So tightly by the ear
D
That he can hardly talk

A
Yesterday's men hang to today
G
To sing in the old-fashioned way
D
It must get better in the long run
D
Has to get better in the long run

A
A metropolitan marathon
G
Has been held today
D
But who you need to catch
D
Will be coming the other way

A
Yesterday's men hang to today
G
To sing in any old way
D
It must get better in the long run
D
Has to get better in the long run

Bm
Because when you're told to start
A
How far can you go
G
When your race is won
A              F#
And you already know
Bm
Because when you're told to stop
A
How far will you go
G
When your race is run
A              F#
And you already know

A
Yesterday's men hang to today,
G
To sing in any old way,
D
It must get better in the long run
D
Has to get better in the long run
D
Will it get better in the long run
D
Will we be here in the long run

A       A      G      G
D       D      D      D

A
Yesterday's men hang to today,
G
To sing in any old way,
D
It must get better in the long run
D
Has to get better in the long run
D
Will it get better in the long run
D
Will we be here in the long run

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