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[Verse 1]
GI was feeling free
GI had the ringing of the sea in my ears
CAnd who else could I be
CI had the ringing of the sea in my earGs
DAnd the pavement rushing under me
DJust drowning out the passing of the Gyears
GI finally felt a hunger
GAs I smelled the cooking fires on the breeze
CAnd I got to feeling younger
CAs I smelled the cooking fires on the Gbreeze
DAnd where I'm headed there's a table loaded down that's just as pretty as you Gplease
[Chorus]
And I said AmwhoG  
Who else do I Gneed
And I said AmwhatC  
What else could I Gbe
And I said AmwhoC  
Who else do I Gneed
And without AmyouC  
What else could I Gbe
What else do I Gneed
[Bridge]
Well guess I Bmneed falling skies, and more apologizing for who CI became
BmWindmills to fight with, to stay up all night with
CJust gimme enough road to have
G
[Verse 2]
GI'm on horse power no saddle
GThat's okay because it's all downhill from here
Under this Cbridge without a paddle
That's okay because it's all downhill from Ghere
So is that Dgood or is that bad when peoople tell me that it's all downhill Gfrom here
GWell I was feeling free
GI had the shining of the ocean in my eyes
And Cwho else could I be
I had the shining of the ocean in my Geyes
See I was Dblinded by the very thing on which my fragile peace of mind Grelies
[Chorus]
And I said AmwhoC  
Who else do I Gneed
And I said AmwhatC  
What else could I Gbe
And I said AmwhoC  
Who else do I Gneed
And without AmyouC  
What else could I Gbe
What else do I Gneed
Bm C Bm C G

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Who Else

by Mark McAdam

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[Verse 1]

I was feeling free

I had the ringing of the sea in my ears

And who else could I be

C G

I had the ringing of the sea in my ears

And the pavement rushing under me

D G

Just drowning out the passing of the years

I finally felt a hunger

As I smelled the cooking fires on the breeze

And I got to feeling younger

C G

As I smelled the cooking fires on the breeze

D G

And where I'm headed there's a table loaded down that's just as pretty as you please

[Chorus]

Am G

And I said who

Who else do I need

Am C

And I said what

What else could I be

Am C

And I said who

Who else do I need

Am C

And without you

What else could I be

What else do I need

[Bridge]

Bm C

Well guess I need falling skies, and more apologizing for who I became

Windmills to fight with, to stay up all night with

Just gimme enough road to have

[Verse 2]

I'm on horse power no saddle

That's okay because it's all downhill from here

Under this bridge without a paddle

That's okay because it's all downhill from here

D G

So is that good or is that bad when peoople tell me that it's all downhill from here

Well I was feeling free

I had the shining of the ocean in my eyes

And who else could I be

I had the shining of the ocean in my eyes

D G

See I was blinded by the very thing on which my fragile peace of mind relies

[Chorus]

Am C

And I said who

Who else do I need

Am C

And I said what

What else could I be

Am C

And I said who

Who else do I need

Am C

And without you

What else could I be

What else do I need

Bm C Bm C G

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