You Can Take It With You

[A] [F#m] [Bm] [G]

[A]Found a place noth[F#m]ing's ever there
[Bm]made a little space big eno[G]ugh to pitch a tent
[A]a hideaway I hadn[F#m]'t ever gone
[Bm]'til I whacked my way under the [G]overgrowth
[A]I found a place I foun[F#m]d a place
[D]I found a place I whack[Bm]ed my way
[A]and looking back to discov[F#m]er my tracks
[Bm]dirty hands and light [G]through the branches

[A]  [A]  [Fmaj7] [E]

found[A] myself a b[D]reathing place
got r[A]oom to stan[D]d up straight
and i[A]f I wanna lay around I[C#m] can            [E]
find [D]way to pass the [A]time
flat [D]down or on my si[A]de
[Fmaj7]and in a while I clos[E]e my eyes

Final verse intro: [G] [G] [C] [C] [D] [D] [D] [D]

[G]you can
[C]you can
[D]come on
[D](NO Vocals)

[G]you can be too rich
[C]and you can be too thin
[D]and you can take it with you
[D]wherever you go
[G]you must talk to stangers
[C]when you visit a new park
[D]you might ask the park ranger
[D]where you should park
[G]you can be too rich
[C]and you can be too thin
[D]and you can take it with you
[D]the things that you learn           [G]

Notes:   play the A chord in what I've called the Bridge like this

e--------2-2---
---0-0p2-------

E--------------

I'm not sure what I'd call this A.
Anyway, just pound on the B string then play high e string on the second fret.