Wallet

(C)I found a (C6/9)wal let,

I found a (C6/9)wal let.

(C)In side were (C)pic tures of your (Fm)small fam i ly

You were so (Fmaj13)young, your (F6)hair dark (Fmaj13)brown,

(F6)you had been born in nine teen (F6)fif ty three.

(C)Your win ter birth day was (C)stamped on the plas tic (C)of a li cense so (Fm)re cent ly ex (F6)pired.

I was so tired as I (F6)walked through my door, I (F6)laid all the con tents of your wal let on the floor.

And (C)like a ho ly (F)rel ic

or a mys t’ry (F)nov el,

I (C)thumbed them

in the (F)dim light

(C7)search

ing for a (F)clue.

A (F6)Block bust er card,

an (F6)old stick of (D5)Juic y Fruit, a (F6)crum pled re (F6)ceipt from a (G)pair of (Gsus2)leath er boots.

(C)I have no (C6/9)wal let,

I have no (C6/9)wal let.

I (C)keep my cards to (C)geth er with a blue

rub ber band.

And with a free hand I (F6)search in my (Fmaj13)pock et for (F6)piec es of, (Fmaj13)piec es of pa per and change.

(C)I’ll take your (C6/9)wal let to my (C)lo cal Block (C6/9)bust er, (C)they’ll find your (C6/9)num ber

in their com (C6/9)put er.

You’ll nev er know me, I’ll nev er know you,

but you’ll be so (C6/9)hap py (C)when they (C6/9)call you up.