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Old Hippie - The Bellamy Brothers\r\n \r\n[Verse 1]\r\nG<\/span>\r\nHe turned thirty-five last Sunday,\r\nC<\/span> G<\/span>\r\nin his hair he found some gray\r\n \r\nBut he still ain't changed his lifestyle,\r\n D<\/span>\r\nhe likes it better the old way\r\n C<\/span>\r\nSo he grows a little garden\r\n G<\/span>\r\nin the back yard by the fence\r\n C<\/span>\r\nHe's consuming what he's growing\r\n G<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nnowadays in self defense\r\n G<\/span>\r\nHe gets out there in the twilight zone\r\n C<\/span> G<\/span>\r\nSometimes when it just don't make no sense\r\n \r\n\r\n[Verse 2]\r\nG<\/span>\r\nHe gets off on country music,\r\nC<\/span> G<\/span>\r\n 'cause disco left him cold\r\n \r\nAnd he's got young friends into new wave,\r\n D<\/span>\r\nbut he's just too friggin' old\r\n C<\/span>\r\nAnd he dreams at night of Woodstock\r\n G<\/span>\r\nand the day John Lennon died\r\n C<\/span>\r\nHow the music made him happy,\r\n G<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nand the silence made him cry\r\n G<\/span>\r\nYeah, he thinks of John sometimes\r\n C<\/span> G<\/span>\r\nand he has to wonder why\r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\n C\r\n'Cause he's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nand he don't know what to do\r\n D\r\nShould he hang on to the old\r\n G\r\nShould he grab on to the new\r\n C\r\nHe's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nThis new life is just a bust\r\n D\r\nHe ain't trying to change nobody\r\n C D G\r\nHe's just trying real hard to adjust\r\n \r\n[Verse 3]\r\nG\r\nHe was sure back in the sixties\r\nC G\r\nthat everyone was hip\r\n \r\nThen they sent him off to Vietnam\r\n D\r\non his senior trip\r\n C\r\nAnd they forced him to become a man\r\n G\r\nwhile he was still a boy\r\n C\r\nAnd behind each wave of tragedy\r\n G D\r\nhe waited for the joy\r\n G\r\nNow this world may change around him,\r\nC G\r\nbut he just can't change no more\r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\n C\r\n'Cause he's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nand he don't know what to do\r\n D\r\nShould he hang on to the old\r\n G\r\nShould he grab on to the new\r\n C\r\nHe's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nThis new life is just a bust\r\n D\r\nHe ain't trying to change nobody\r\n C D G\r\nHe's just trying real hard to adjust\r\n \r\n[Verse 4]\r\nG\r\nWell, he stays away a lot now\r\nC G\r\nfrom the parties and the clubs\r\n \r\nAnd he's thinking while he's joggin' 'round\r\n D\r\nsure is glad he quit the hard drugs\r\n C G\r\n'Cause him and his kind get more endangered every day\r\nC\r\nand pretty soon the species\r\n G D\r\nwill just up and fade away\r\n G\r\nLike the smoke from that torpedo\r\n C G\r\njust up and fade away\r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\n C\r\nYeah, he's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nand he don't know what to do\r\n D\r\nShould he hang on to the old\r\n G\r\nShould he grab on to the new\r\n C\r\nHe's an old hippie\r\n G\r\nThis new life is just a bust\r\n D\r\nHe ain't trying to change nobody\r\n C D G\r\nHe's just trying real hard to adjust\r\n D\r\nYeah, he ain't trying to change nobody\r\n C D G\r\nHe's just trying real hard to adjust\r\nX<\/div><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Belamy Brothers Old Hippie – The Bellamy Brothers [Verse 1] G He turned thirty-five last Sunday, C G in his hair he found some gray But he still ain’t changed his lifestyle, D he likes it better the old way C So he grows a little garden G in …