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I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]wakes up next to [D]you.

When I [D]wake up, yeah, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]wakes up next to [D]you.
When I [D]go out, yeah, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]goes along with [D]you.
If I [D]get drunk, well I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]gets drunk next to [D]you.
And if I [D]haver, yeah, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who's [A]havering to [D]you.

[D]But I would walk 500 miles, and 
[G]I would walk five [A]hundred more,
Just to [D]be the man who walked a 
thousand [G]miles to fall down [A]at your door.

When I'm [D]working, yeah, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who's [A]working hard for [D]you.
And when the [D]money, comes in for the work I do
I'll pass [G]almost every [A]penny on to [D]you.
When I [D]come home (when I come home), 
well I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]comes back home to [D]you.
And if I [D]grow old . . ., well, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who's [A]growing old with [D]you.

But [D]I would walk 500 miles, 
and [G]I would walk five [A]hundred more,
Just to [D]be the man who walked 
a thousand [G]miles to fall down [A]at your door.
 
Da-da [D]da-da (da-da da-da) 
Da-da da-da (da-da- da-da), la la la
Da da [G]dun diddle dun diddle 
[A]dun diddle da-da [D]da--[D]. . .

When I'm [D]lonely . . well, I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who's [A]lonely without [D]you.
And when I'm [D]dreaming, well, I know I'm gonna dream,
I'm gonna [G]dream about the [A]time when I'm with [D]you.
When I [D]go out (when I go out), well I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]goes along with [D]you.
And when I [D]come home (when I come home), 
yes I know I'm gonna be,
I'm gonna [G]be the man who [A]comes back home to[D]you.
I'm gonna [Em]be the man who's [A]coming home to [D]you. ..[D]..

[D]But I would walk 500 miles, 
and [G]I would walk five [A]hundred more,
Just to [D]be the man who walked 
a thousand [G]miles to fall down [A]at your door.

Da-da [D]da-da (da-da da-da) Da-da da-da (da-da- da-da), la la la
Da da [G]dun diddle dun diddle [A]dun diddle da-da [D]da--[D]. . .

[D]But I would walk 500 miles, 
and [G]I would walk five [A]hundred more,
Just to [D]be the man who walked a 
thousand [G]miles to fall down [A]at your door. [D]