G C D Guitarman – by Bread Who Draws the Crowd and Plays So Loud Baby It's the Guitar Man G C D Who's Going To

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G C D Guitarman – by bread Who draws the crowd and plays so loud baby it’s the guitar man G C D Who's going to steal the show you know baby its the guitar man Em C He can make you love, he can make you cry Em A He will bring you down and he'll get you high Cmaj7 Bm7 Something keeps him going miles and miles a day Am7 D to find another place to play G C D Night after night who treats you right baby it’s the guitar man G C D Who's on the radio you go to listen to the guitar man Em C Then he comes to town and you see his face Em A And you think you might want to take his place Cmaj7 Bm7 Something keeps him drifting miles and miles away Am7 D searching for the songs to play Am Am(maj7) Am7 D Then you listen to the music and you like to sing along G D/F# Em You want to get the meaning out of each and every song Am Am(maj7) Am7 D E C And you find yourself a message and some words to call your own and take them home Em C He can make you love, he can make you cry Em A He will bring you down and he'll get you high Cmaj7 Bm7 Something keeps him moving, but no one seems to know Am7 D what it is that makes him go Am Am(maj7) Am7 D Then the lights begin to flicker and the sound is getting dim G D/F# Em The voice begins to falter and the crowds are getting thin Am Am(maj7) Am7 D E C And you find yourself a message and some words to call your own and take them home But he never seems to notice he's just got to find another place to play E C Fade away got to play outro repeat E C .

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