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E one hundred years from now, A B what will be left of the homes we grew up in? E just foundations crumbling and A B walls falling to the ground E but our legs, our knees, A and our feet are stronger than concrete B stronger than anything E A B E that shakes the ground beneath them E F# you came to town A G# you were singing about E F# A G# making a family wherever you can find one E F# and i felt so strongly A G# E that i wanted to be your family F# A G# well i hope we can be one C#m E A growing up could be so lonely C#m E A we still had to do so much growing Instrmental E E F# C#m B E F# A G# (2x) E E F# we lost a friend A it makes me happy to know G# E that his family stretched across forty-eight states F# A G# and we will not forget him E F# 'cause our legs and our knees, A G# our feet and our heartbeats E are stronger than concrete F# A G# stronger than anything that shakes them C#m B A growing up could be so painful C#m B A B for you my friend, i am so grateful E B A the way you taught me to live free from fear E B A and i've got good family here E B A and that when i am old and i'm ready to go E B A B my house will fall down but my feet will stay planted firmly E on the ground E B A (5x)