No Easy Version
| Intro: |
| G D/F# G D/F# |
| G D/F# |
| He had white horses |
| G D/F# |
| And ladies by the score |
| G D/F# |
| All dressed in satin |
| G D/F# |
| And waiting by the door |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D D4 D Dadd9 |
| He was |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D |
| He was |
| G D |
| White lace and feathers |
| G D |
| They made up his bed |
| G D |
| A gold covered mattress |
| G D |
| On which he was laid |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D D4 D Dadd9 |
| He was |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D |
| He was |
| Bridge: |
| G D G D G D G D Am Em D D4 D Dadd9 D |
| Am Em D |
| G D |
| He went to fight wars |
| G D |
| For his country and his king |
| G D |
| Of his honor and his glory |
| G D |
| The people would sing |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D D4 D Dadd9 |
| He was |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D |
| He was |
| G D |
| A bullet had found him |
| G D |
| His blood ran as he cried |
| G D |
| No money could save him |
| G D |
| So he laid down and he died |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D D4 D Dadd9 |
| He was |
| Am Em |
| Ooh, what a lucky man |
| D D4 D Dadd9 D |
| He was |
| Ending: |
| Am Em D D4 D Dadd9 D x5 |
| Bridge: |
| G G G G x4 |
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