The Shoes You're Wearing

(G) (C) (G) (C)
(G) We've both seen enough of wrong and right
We (C) know everything's not black and white
(G) There's always something in be(C)tween.

No (G) matter how long or well you live
You (C) don't get anything you don't give
(G) Still no slate is (C) clean (C/B)

(Am) For better or worse anybody can
Take a (D) look around and find a better man
(Am) Upright no matter how he's faring
(C) No matter what kind of shoes he's wearing
(G)The shoe's he's wearing, (C) they don't make the (G) man. (C)

(G) So many people out running around
(C) Handicapped before they hit the ground
(G)Thinking there's nowhere to (C) go
(G) Shouldn't we all be looking for ways 
To (C) keep on seeing our better days
(G) We're not chained to what we (C) know (C/B)

But if your (Am) eyes are open and your mind is free
(D) There's no telling what a man can be
(Am) Upright no matter how you're faring
(C) No matter what kind of shoes you're wearing
(G)The shoe's you're wearing, (C) they don't make the (G) man. 

But if (Em) you (D) can't (G) walk in the (D) best of times
and the worst of times
(C) Find your feet still walking the line
(D) You'll never carry the load worth bearing