Yesterdays Man

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 Instr Part 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