I‘ve got mine (1992)
Am ~ ~
+ Am - F - Dm - Am
Am Dm
1. Someone‘s sleeping on the sidewalk as the winter sun goes down,
G
Am
someone‘s drinking cold
champagne in another part of town.
Am Dm
And the only thing he thinks
about as he sips his glass of wine,
G Am
it
sure feels good sitting here tonight, now that I‘ve got mine.
Am
F
I‘ve got mine, I‘ve got mine,
Dm Am
this isn‘t such a bitter world, ‘cause
I‘ve got mine.
Am Dm
2. Someone‘s wandering the streets tonight, no way to warm his hands,
G
Am
someone‘s turning up their fireplace,
making travel plans.
Am Dm
His mind is on some sandy
beach, where the sun is gonna shine,
G Am
he
thinks: I don‘t have to hang around, now that I‘ve got mine.
Dm Am
+ You see them in their
limousines, you see the way they stare,
Dm
but
they don‘t see us looking back,
E G
because
they don‘t really care. They say…
Am F
I‘ve got mine, I‘ve got mine,
Dm
Am
the world is as it‘s meant to be, ‘cause I‘ve got mine.
+ Am - F - Dm - Am
Am Dm
3. So I make a small donation, what more can I do,
G
Am
you
know I didn‘t make this world, I‘m in it, just like you.
Am Dm
I‘ve worked all my life on
this house of cards to keep it all in line,
G
Am
I can‘t take care of everyone,
now that I‘ve got mine.
Am Dm
4. There‘s another kind of poverty that only rich men know,
G Am
a
moral malnutrition that starves their very souls.
Am Dm
And they can‘t be saved by
money, they‘re all running out of time,
G Am
and all the while they‘re
thinking: it‘s okay, ‘cause I‘ve got mine.
Am F
I‘ve got mine, I‘ve got mine,
Dm
Am
I don‘t want a thing to
change, ‘cause I‘ve got mine.
Am - F - Dm Am
+ I‘ve got mine, I‘ve got mine.
+ Am ~ ~ ~
(Glenn Frey)