Just How Little I Know

Intro E A Am E E A Am E [Verso 1] E A Am E I remember my granddaddy carving on a block of pine E A Am E He suddenly laid his old knife down and opened up his mind A E He said, "We never know how long we'll be around A B7 I wanna share with you a nugget of truth, something that an old man found" [Refrão] N.C. A E Every living soul is like a sapling tree B7 E You need room to grow and room to breathe A B7 E A There ain't much more I'm sure of this far down the road G A B7 N.C. E A Am E 'cause the longer I live, the more I learn just how little I know E A Am E [Verso 2] E A Am E He said, "I wish I had a dollar for every bridge I've turned E A Am E But there's nothing that will substitute for the things we live and learn A E And Lord knows I've lived and I'm still alive A B7 And the school of hard knocks has taught me a little horse sense'll get you by" [Refrão] N.C. A E Every living soul is like a sapling tree B7 E You need room to grow and room to breathe A B7 E A There ain't much more I'm sure of this far down the road G A B7 N.C. E 'cause the longer I live, the more I learn just how little I know A E Every living soul is like a sapling tree B7 E You need room to grow and some room to breathe A B7 E A There ain't much more I'm sure of this far down the road G A B7 N.C. E A Am E 'cause the longer I live, the more I learn just how little I know E A Am E How little I know