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F I was hungry and I was cold,
Dm had a father far too old
F G7 Couldn't make it to the place he'd
Cmaj7 C like to be
F In a tree trunk in the park,
Dm he was living in the dark
G D Keeping other dogs like him for
G company
F And in the evening I'd go down
Dm to a nightclub in the town
F Try to get some bread to make
G7 Cmaj7 C another way
F Back to the park I'd go,
Dm dig him out of the snow
G D You know he's lived a thousand
G years day to day
Am Well, the days get shorter and the nights get longer And you never learn to know
Em If you love one another,
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could you look at each other Could it ever really show
Am And at this moment in time you couldn't make up your mind
F Now could you ever understand
C F Are you following me
C F just like Moses to the sea
E Am Do you think I'll give you freedom
G F in the end
C F When I'm long dead and gone
C F will your love for me go on
E Am G Will I be the one you run to in
F the end
C Dm C F And all my dogs
Eb need a friend
C Eb C
F It was a quarter to three in the
Dm summer of '73
F G7 When I heard somebody call outside
Cmaj7 C my door
F Said 'Are you friend or are you foe'
Dm He looked up and he said
G D No, but I'd like to come inside
G and know you more
Am Well, the days get shorter and the nights get longer And you never learn to know
Em If you love one another, could you look at each other Could it ever really show
Am And at this moment in time you couldn't make up your mind
F Now could you ever understand
C F Are you following me
C F just like Moses to the sea
E Do you think I'll give you freedom
Am G F in the end
C F When I'm long dead and gone
C F will your love for me go on
E Am G Will I be the one you run to in
F the end
C Dm C F And all my dogs need
Eb a friend
Eb C Eb C Eb Need a friend
C Eb C Eb C Need a friend
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Composición: Barry Gibb y Robin Gibb

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