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Yes I Can Anyway Valdy
1. [Em]I’ll be your dandy [C]in the city [G]
I’ll be rug[Em]ged if we move[C] back to the land [G]
[C]I can be your Latin [D]love[Em]r, I’ll[Am7] be your family m[D7]an [G]
Ch: Yes, I can, [Am7] Yes, I[D] can, [G] [G]
[Am7] Any [D]way you want me, here I[G] am
Yes, I can, [Am7] Yes[D], I can, [G]
Be your lif[Am7]e, be your love[D]r, be your man [G]
2. [Em]I’ll be your ro – d[C]e - o rider [G]
Your tal[Em]l, dark stranger ridin’ into tow[C]n [G]
A [C]lover or a [D]dreamer or a[Em] fighter
If [Am7]that’s what you w[D7]ant – I won’t let you down [G]
3. I’ll [Em]be your shoulder to[C] cry on [G]
[Em]I can be your devil [C]in disguise [G]
[C]I will be the [D]one that you can re - [Em]ly on
I’ll be fun[Am7]ny, I’ll be fool[D7]ish, I’ll be wise [G]
Last Chorus, last line as follows:
Be your lif[Am7]e, be your love[D]r, Oh you [Bm7]never need another [E7]
Be your lif[Am7]e, be your lov[D]er, be your man[G]
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ice343 (report)
Should the second G on the first line of the chorus be am Em?