Kl Roberts

[Verso 1] C G 19 years old, C G in the middle of the night D I held you for the first time, C D No way Id get it right C G Didnt own a thing C G Didnt even have a plan D Young kid scared as hell C D tryin to be a man. G C It seemed like overnight D G And suddenly youre three D Purple hands and lips C D From papas mulberry tree C G Runnin round in dresses C G And you didnt even care D That you looked a little silly C D Cuz your daddy did your hair [Refrão] G C Like the good book tells us D G What you sow is what you reap G C So I taught you how to ride a bike D G And at night sung you to sleep Em G But like a Kansas sunset C G As it drops below the wheat C G I hung on for a little while A D But you were never mine to keep C D Built you a place to jump from C D G Now step up there...and leap [Verso 2] C G The years flew by C G Didnt get a chance to breathe D Broken hearts, broken arms, C D And even broken teeth C G I Remember in December C G When you got your first guitar D Then I tried to hide, the misty eyes C D When you drove off in your first car G C I know there were times D G When I hung on too dam tight D And times when I wasnt there C D Shoulda been there by your side C G Well you know I did my best C G And at times i let you down D But looking at you now C D You landed both feet on the ground [Refrão] G C Like the good book tells us D G What you sow is what you reap G C So I taught you how to ride a bike D G And at night sung you to sleep Em G But like a Kansas sunset C G As it drops below the wheat C G I hung on for a little while A D But you were never mine to keep C D Built you a place to jump from C D G Now step up there...and leap [Verso 3] C G This is your big day C G Looking at you there D So happy that youre happy C D And that I didnt do your hair C G Standing with the man C G That the good lord sent to you D His name means gift from God C D And your face says that its true G C And i know even though D G A chapter now is done D Im not losing a daughter C D But Im gaining a son C G Every Kansas Sunset C G Is followed by the dawn D When that old star comes up again C D And a brand new new day is born [Refrão] G C Like the good book tells us D G What you sow is what you reap G C So I taught you how to ride a bike D G And at night sung you to sleep Em G But like a Kansas sunset C G As it drops below the wheat C G I hung on for a little while A D But you were never mine to keep C D Built you a place to jump from C D G Now step up there...and leap