Life Is Large (failed - reindex) The Kennedys
The Kennedys Life Is Large written by Pete Kennedy
Maura Kennedy
Maura Kennedy vocals/acoustic guitar
Pete Kennedy guitar/harmony/organ
Roger McGuinn 12 string guitar
Peter Holsapple mandolin/vocals
Susan Cowsill vocals
John Gorka vocals
Vince Santoro drums
Wade Matthews bass
[A]I knew a man he never went very [D]far
He had a [A]hollow in his soul a hollow in his [Bm]hear[E]t
He'd [A]come home every night and turn on the[D] TV
Oh [E]but he nothing like [D]you or me
[E]He ain't nothing like [D]you or me
Life is [A]large bigger than the both of [D]us
Life is [A]large all you need is just a little [D]trust
[E]Be yourself and s[D]tand your ground
[E]Don't you let nobody [D]turn you round life is [A]large[D]
[A]I knew a woman she lived in our [D]town
She had a [A]bad situation it nearly took her [Bm]down[E]
[A]And then one day I guess it just got [D]old
[E]She packed her bags and [D]hit the road
[E]Filled the tank and [D]took control
Life is [A]large bigger than the both of [D]us
Life is [A]large all you need is just a little [D]trust
[E]Be yourself and s[D]tand your ground
[E]Don't you let nobody [D]turn you round life is [A]large[D]
[A]You've only got one chance to walk this l[D]ine
[A]And if you should get lost or stuck in [Bm]time[E]
[A]Just belive this road does not end [D]here
[E]How do you want to be [D]remembered
[E]A raging fire or a [D]dying ember
Life is [A]large bigger than the both of [D]us
Life is [A]large all you need is just a little [D]trust
[E]Be yourself and s[D]tand your ground
[E]Don't you let nobody [D]turn you round life is [A]large[D] [A]
From The Kennedys "Life Is Large"
Green Linnet Records 1996
Cherry Log Music/Cherry River Music(BMI)
http://www.kennedysmusic.com/
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