G - 320033
Bb - x13331
D - xx0232
C - x32010
F - 133211
A - x02220
Am - x02210
[Intro]
G Bb
then
G D C D x4
[Verse 1]
G D C D
I saw a man break down on New Year's Eve
G D C D
Drop to his knees and cry hysterically
G D C D
Screaming nonsense you would not believe
G D C D
On the sidewalk right in front of me
[Verse 2]
G D C D
And I asked him Mr. what's the matter
G D C D G D
Calm down are you alright Looks like
C D D
you could use a doctor And how much
G A D
have you had to drink tonight
[Chorus 1]
G A D
Remember this is just a
G A
temporary trip If you stay
D
down too long you can
sometimes lose your grip
[Post Chorus]
G D C D x2
[Verse 3]
G D C D
I helped him get back on his feet again
G D C D
And brushed the slush off his overcoat
G D C
He wiped his eyes he shook my hand
D G A C
and then Before he walked away
D C D
he sadly cleared his throat
[Verse 4]
G D C
Then he said son I'm just old and
D G D C D
lonely But thank you for your concern
G D C D
Here's wishing you a Happy New Year
G D C D
I wished him one back in return
[Chorus 2]
G A D
Remember this is just a
G A
temporary trip If you stay
D
down too long you can
sometimes lose your grip
[Instrumental]
G D C D x5
then
G Am C x3
C D
[Verse 5]
G D C
Then he said son I'm just old and
D G D C D
lonely But thank you for your concern
G D C D
Here's wishing you a Happy New Year
G D C D
I wished him one back in return
[Chorus 3]
G A D
Remember this is just a
G A
temporary trip If you stay
D
down too long you can
sometimes lose your grip
[Chorus 4/Outro]
G A D
Remember this is just a
G A
temporary trip If you stay
D
down too long you can
G D C D G
sometimes lose your