Some Right And Some Wrong

1. [G]Every now and [C]then, when I [D]wake up to the [Bm]dawn,
And I [C]wonder, would I [D]do it all a[G]gain?
[G]Then I [C]look into [Bm]your smiling eyes,
and the [C]answers come [D]flooding back [G]in.

'Cause I [C]know I done some [D]right,
[Bm]know I done some [Em]wrong.
[C]Knowin' this I'll [D]be a better [Bm]man. [Em]
[Em]But if [C]one of you could [D]judge me, [Bm]feelin' like I [Em]do,

well, I know you [D]done some right an' so[G]me wrong, too.
'Cause if [C]one of you could [D]judge me, [Bm]feelin' like I [Em]do,

well, I know you [D]done some right an' so[G]me wrong, too.

The following verse/chorus follow the same chord patterns as above:

2. Every now and then, I watch the sun go down,
and I think back on all that I once had.
Then I look into your smiling eyes,
and the future looks brighter than the past.

'Cause I know I done some right,
know I done some wrong.
Knowin' this I'll be a better man.
But if one of you could judge me, feelin' like I do,
well, I know you done some right an' some wrong, too.

'Cause I know I done some right,
know I done some wrong.
Knowin' this I'll be a better man.
But if one of you could judge me, feelin' like I do,
well, I know you done some right an' some wrong, too.