My Friend Upon The Road - Ver 2

C Em A A7 I have a friend to share my dreaming, a gui-tar to play my songs to Dm G C And a fishing friend to sit where rivers flow C A7 There were others, gave me money when the days weren’t quite this sunny Dm G C And there’s you . . . my friend upon the road. D G For a lonely mile is longer to me D G Than the short to which you’re owed C Em Am7 A7 Many friends have written songs for friends before but this belongs Dm G C to you . . . my friend upon the road. C Em A7 The stars on the trapeze twinkle high on midnight seas Dm G C They are sights, not many see for long C A7 Nature offers us her ballet, not just shadows in the alley Dm G C She pro-vides the dancers, we provide the song. D G And she keeps us high when others fall low D G Mother Nature bears our load C Em A7 For your good-to-know-your attitude, I offer you my gratitude Dm G C And you too, and my friend upon the road. C E Am7 A When we’re old and remi-niscing, they’ll be one friend I was kissing Dm G C And a-nother, who made journeys end on time C Cm Am7 When we think back on the winning, and the losing and the singing Dm G C It was all of us who helped my words to rhyme D G I may be weaver and the singer of the song D G Helped by two: few people see C Em A So I think my songs are maybe, from us three: that is my lady Dm G C And my special friend up-on the road and me.