Dear Mis ter Pres i dent,

come take a walk with me.

(Were you a lone ly boy?) Were you a lone ly boy?

(Are you a lone ly boy?)

Let’s pre tend say, we’re just two peo ple and

you’re not bet ter than me.

we’re not blind.

I’d like to ask all you some ques tions if we can speak you hon est ly.

road to hell.

What do (Bb)you feel when you see all the home less on the street?

And Who do you pray for at night his be fore you if go to sleep?

What do (Bb)you feel when you look in the mir ror?

Are (Fsus)you proud?

How do you sleep while the rest of us cry?

How do you dream when a moth er has no (Cm)chance to say (Dm)good bye?

(F)How do you walk with your head held high?

Can you e ven look me

(F)in the eye

and tell me why?

I can on ly (Bb)i mag ine what the first la dy has to say.

You’ve come a long way

from whis key and co (C7)caine.

(Csus)How do you sleep while the rest of us cry?

How do you dream when a moth er has no (Cm)chance to (Dm)say good bye?

How do you walk with your head held high?

Can you e ven look me

(F)in the eye?

Let me tell you ’bout hard work,

min i mum wage with a ba by (Bb)on the way.

Let me tell you ’bout hard work,

re build ing your house af ter the bombs (Bb)took them a way.

Let me tell you ’bout hard work,

build ing a bed out of a card (Bb)board box.

Let me tell you ’bout hard work, (F)hard work, hard work.

You don’t know noth ing ’bout hard work, (F)hard work, hard work.

(Bb)How do you sleep (F)at night?

(Gm7)How do you walk (F)with your head held (Bb)high?

Dear Mis ter Pres i dent,

you’d nev er take a walk with me,

hmmm, would you?