The Boxer Simon & Garfunkel akordy

^HI am just a poor boy

Though my ^Hstory's ^F♯/A♯seldom ^G♯mtold

I have ^F♯squandered my resistance

For a ^F♯7pocket full of mumbles

Such are ^Hpromises

^HAll ^F♯/A♯lies and ^G♯mjest

Still a ^F♯man hears what he ^Ewants to hear

And ^Edisregards the ^Hrest

Mmm mmm ^F♯mmmm mmm mmm mmmm

^F♯mmm mmm mmmm ^Hmmmm

When I ^Hleft my home and my family

I was ^Hno more ^F♯/A♯than a ^G♯mboy

In the ^F♯company of strangers

In the ^F♯7quiet of the railway station

^HRunning scared

^{H F♯/A♯}Laying ^G♯mlow, seeking ^F♯out the poorer ^Equarters

Where the ^Eragged people ^Hgo

Looking ^F♯for the places

^EOnly they would ^Hknow

Asking ^Honly workman's wages

I come ^Hlooking ^F♯/A♯for a ^G♯mjob

But I get no ^F♯offers

Just a ^F♯7come-on from the whores

on 7th ^HAvenue

^HI ^F♯/A♯do de ^G♯mclare

There were ^F♯times when I was ^Eso lonesome

I ^Etook some comfort ^Hthere

La la ^F♯la la la la la

Then I'm ^Hlaying out my winter clothes

And ^Hwishing ^F♯/A♯I was gone

Going ^F♯home

Where the ^F♯7New York City winters

Aren't ^Hbleeding me

^D♯mLeading m ^G♯me

Going ^F♯home

In the ^Hclearing stands a boxer

And a ^Hfighter ^F♯/A♯by his ^G♯mtrade

And he ^F♯carries the reminders

Of ^F♯7every glove that laid him down

Or ^Hcut him till he cried out

In his ^Hanger ^F♯/A♯and his ^G♯mshame

"I am ^F♯leaving, I am ^Eleaving"

But the ^Efighter still re ^Hmains

Mmm mmm ^F♯mmmm

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