Lords Of Flatbush - The Wedding Song Acordes

	  
 

Intro: C 

C 
Life is never really changin’ 
                     G       C 
Time is never really passing by 
G               Am 
Only difference people walkin’ 
C                      G 
Down familiar pathways where we walked 
F 
Only difference people sayin’ 
      G 
The same things we were sayin’ 
C 
When we talked. 
F                    G 
And dreams are still made of 
        Em                Am 
All the things dreams are made of 
D 
Never finding happiness 
    F                      G        F 
Is still what everybody is afraid of. 
Am                              D 
Tomorrow we may go our separate ways 
      F 
So let me drink a toast to you my friend 
      G              F   G 
On this your wedding day. 
       C 
Ah yesterday we laughed and played 
      F                           C 
Life was just a game that had no end. 
      Am 
And we would do it all again 
  C                          D 
All the joy and all the pain cause we had friends 
       C# 
We had everything plus somethin' new 
       G                              C 
We fell in love and didn’t know quite what to do. 
    F                       G     Em             Am 
And one day we’ll feel like we never have been here 
         D 
One day when we’re travlin’ down  
     F                      G         C 
Some dusty road or unfamiliar highway. 
      Em        Am                D 
Tomorrow we may go our separate ways 
   C#                              G 
So all of us we drink a toast to you 
                     F 
On this your wedding day. 


Interlude 

C F C G Am C D F G C 

F             G            Em              Am 
One day we’ll feel like we never have been here 
D 
One day when we’re travlin’ down 
      F             G                C 
Some dusty road or unfamiliar highway 
    G                              D 
Tomorrow we may go our separate ways 
   C#                            G 
So all of us we drink a toast to you 
                       F      C 
On this your wedding day.