The Wallet

G D i found a wallet , G D i found a wallet G Bm C D inside were pictures of your small family C Bm C Bm you were so young , your hair dark brown C Bm C D you had been born in 1953 G D G D your winter birthday was stamped on the plastic G Bm C D of a license so recently expired C Bm C Bm i was so tired as i walked through my door C Bm C D i let all the contents of your wallet on the floor G C and like a holy relic G C or a mystery novel G C i thumbed them in the dim light G A searching for a clue - C Bm a blockbuster card , C Bm an old stick of juicy fruit C Bm C D a crumpled receipt for a pair of leather boots G D i have no wallet , G D i have no wallet G Bm C D i keep my cards together with a blue rubber band C Bm C Bm and with a free hand i search in my pocket C Bm C D for pieces of , pieces of paper and change G D i’ll take your wallet G D to my local blockbuster G Bm they’ll find your number C Bm in their computer C Bm you’ll never know me C Bm i’ll never know you C Bm but you will be so happy C D C when they call you up .