you

can (G)nev er know a bout the (D)days er.

to come,

I’m no And but right

we think a bout them an y (Em7)way.

And I won der

I re (G)if I’m real ly with you now,

or when I just was (G)chas think ing ing af ter some (Em7)fin to night er day.

An tic i pa tion,

an tic i pa tion is (Em7)mak ing me (A)late,

is (Em7)keep ing me (A)wait

ing.

And I tell (D)We row

how (G)eas not y it feels to (D)be er.

with you.

I’m no And how et,

your arms a feel them a round (Em7)me.

But I’ll I, der

and re (G)hearsed those words just late last night,

or when I and was (G)stay think ing a bout ter how (Em7)right to night might be.

An tic i pa tion,

an tic i pa

tion is (Em7)mak ing me (A)late,

is (Em7)keep ing me (A)wait

ing.

And I tell to mor (Em7)these are the (A)good old days.

(Dmaj7)These (Em)are the (D)good old days.

And (G)stay right here, ’cause (Em7)these are the (A)good old days.

(Dmaj7)These (Em)are the (D)good old days.

(Dmaj7)These (Em)are the (D)good old days.

(Dmaj7)These (Em)are the (D)good old days.

(Dmaj7)These (G6)are

(CN.C.)the good old days.