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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Children lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a great song written and recorded by Joe South.
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Children Written and recorded by Joe South
G D7 Children go and run and jump and play G You'll be men and women someday B7 Then you'll have to leave C G Your world of make believe now children D7 G Young (children) carefree (children) children
D7 Children (children) need someone to understand G Children need someone to hold their hands B7 Yeah to cheer you when you're sad C G To spank you when you're bad now children D7 G Haughty (children) naughty (children) children
Em D7 Pride goes before destruction C G D7 A holy spirit goes before a fall Em D7 Don't you know that we're all children C G D7 And it's all for one and one for all mmm
G D7 Children (children) call each other names G Children playing grownup games B7 And the things that's really sad C G We lose the faith we had when we were children D7 G Loud (children) proud (children) children
D7 Children (children) who think that they are grown G Children with children of their own B7 From the cradle to the grave C G Why must we all behave like children
(na na na na na na na na na na na na ) D7 G Lost (children) lonely (children) children D7 G D7 G Lost lonely children young carefree children D7 G D7 G Growing young children lost lonely children
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