You Might Find Yours

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When was the last time you wandered 
down a road?

Just for the sake of it
C
And have you ever been to a place 
just because it was a place
Em               G
and you have two good feet?

Some people will say:

"You need a plan"

But there is nothing wrong with not
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knowing where you are going
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Lots of runners running about these 
days
         Bm           G
Running past everything

Go on any train, bus, plane, and 
you'll see people who have stopped
                        C
looking out of windows
Em        Bm     G      D   Em   D
Don't be one of them
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You may say
          C           D     
"I've been down these streets 
      Em
before"
                D
and that's okay
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But possibility is never gone 
(Oh-oh)
D                     Em
Aimless they say is without aim 
(Oh-oh)
                D               G
But I have never seen purpose stop 
the rain
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On any street corner, you may find 
 Em
the

lights of your day, the soul of your
 hour
D
The dark of your minute, the love of
 your life (Oh-oh)
                Em
Or maybe not (Oh-oh)
                    D
But you may find something you 
haven't
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already got
    C
Of course, not all of the days can 
be
 Em                   D
magic days that stun and amaze
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But possible you may find a lonely
            C         Em
smile that sings and cures

(Oh-oh)
              D                G
Or even better, you might find yours
     Am      Em      D       C    C
(Oh-oh)
G        Am        Em       D      C

C

[Spoken Verse 2]

(Oh-oh-oh-oh)
Am                          Em
That world that's in your pocket is
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not the world (Oh-oh)
C
The world is the one that lies 
before
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your feet
         Am
And the people that we meet
Em                D
The smells, the sounds, the sights,
 C
the skies (Oh-oh)
Tell the world that you are ready 
 G
and it replies
You see I'm not sure what the secret
  Am     Em

             D
to happiness is (Oh-oh)
         C
But I'm pretty sure it starts when 
you go outside