Тональность: E major•
Verse 1
E
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,
don't hang your head in pride.
A
His mortal flesh is laid away,
but his good work fills the sky.
E
G#m
B
E
This world was lucky to see him walkin'
Now he went up to the grade school
And he wrote back to his folks
A
He drew such funny pictures
E
And was always pulling jokes
G#m
B
This world was lucky
He went up to Harvard
To read his books of law
A
He loved his trees and horses,
E
he loved everything he saw
G#m
B
A
E
This world was lucky to see him born
He got struck down by the fever
And he settled in his land
A
He loved the folks that wished him well
G#m
B
This world was lucky
A
B
E
To see him one
He took office on a crippled leg
And he said to one and all
A
You money -changin' racket boys
E
Sure enough got too far
G#m
B
E
And the world was lucky to see him born
F
I'd voted for him lots of times
And I'd vote for him again
Bb
He tried to find an honest job
Am
C
This world was lucky
Csus4
C
F
To see him walk
F#
He helped me to build my union
And he learned me how to talk
B
I could see he was a cripple,
F#
but he loved my soul to tore.
Bbm
And the world was luck
Db
B
F#
y to see him more.
D
G
I was a G .I. in the Army
the day he passed away
C
And over my shoulder
G
I could hear some soldier say
Bm
D
C
This world was lucky to see him
Interlude 1
G
D
G
C
G
Bm
D
G
Verse 2
E
I know this world was lucky
Verse 3
E
just to see you born
Verse 4
A
I know this world was lucky
E
just to see him born.
Abm
B
And the world was lucky to see
E
B
A
E
him born. applause
We have with and I congratulations
2015.
Thank you.
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