Mark On The Radio

Intro A A7/G D/F# D [Verso 1] A Mark's a man who's clear and honest, A7/G D/F# A A Picked me up and said, "It's kinda early for the party to end", A Told him it was all for music, A7/G D/F# A A Gather 'round to listen to it, said if he could do it all again. [Refrão] Em It'd be Mark on the radio, Em Em Like Zeppelin, he'd be playin' shows, D But time will wait for no one, Dmaj7 A He swears he's just too old . . .. A7/G D/F# A Mm mmm. [Verso 2] A Said that he should take it South, A7/G D/F# A A And find a bar and try it out, swore the beer would soften the blow, Em He said, "It's hard to do sober, Em D D D D And sing in a town that you know", Em Em Commend me for pushing through, but if I could do it, so could you, D D D He laughs, but I could see it all now. [Refrão] Em It'd be Mark on the radio, Em Em Like Zeppelin playin' sold out shows, D And time will wait for no one, D But you're nevr too old, Em Mark on the radio, Em To never try you'll nver know, D The feelin' when they call your name, D The feelin' when you take the stage. [Ponte] Bm So you can do this, I promise, A/C# It's gonna be worse to want it, D And never get out there, honest, D Never get out there, honest, Bm You can do this, I promise, A/C# It's gonna be worse to want it, D Dm There'll come a day you're out of town. Outro A Mark's a man who's clear and honest, A7/G Stranger's car or stranger topic, D Grateful that we got to talking, D A Hope one day I'll see you again.