Tom: D
D
D
I blew in on Tuesday and shook off my blues day
G
And glady indulged in some tea
E
In the time you'd been biding were the songs you'd been writing
A
So you glady sang them to me
D
We talked about old times the good times the bad times
G
And how deep down we're still the same
E
And we talked about women and the hard times we're livin'
A
And how some things just never change
G D
Oh old friend I might have gone crazy
A
If I'd lived alone a moment too long
G D
I'll keep you strong don't let me get lazy
A
When the rest of the world leaves me blue
D
Old friend thank God I still have you
D A D
D
'Til 3 in the morning we sat there recalling
G
The times of when we were young
E
While nights on the town when the world had us down
A
And the pimps and the songs that they sung
D
And you'll smoke and you'll ask me how did my life just pass me
G
Is it something that I'm doin' wrong
E
And I'll say the answers to all of your questions
A
Is why we've been friends so long
G D
Oh old friend I might have gone crazy
A
If I'd lived alone a moment too long
G D
I'll keep you strong don't let me get lazy
A
When the rest of the world leaves me blue
D
Old friend thank God I still have you
A
When the rest of the world leaves me blue
G
Old friend, thank God I still have you
D
Oh I'm sure glad I do
