Brother Can You Spare A Dime
| Am | E7 | A7 |
| Once I built a railroad, | made it | run, |
| D | G7 | C | E7 |
| Made it | race against | time; | |
| Dm/F | E7 | Am | F7 |
| Once I build a | railroad -- | now it’s | done. |
| Dm6 | E7 | Am |
| Brother, can you | spare a | dime? |
| Am | E7 | A7 |
| Once I built a tower | to the | sun, |
| D | G7 | C | E7 |
| Brick and | mortar and | lime; | |
| Dm/F | E7 | Am | F7 |
| Once I build a | tower -- | now it’s | done. |
| Dm6 | E7 | Am |
| Brother, can you | spare a | dime? |
| A7 |
| Once, in khaki suits, gee, we looked swell, |
| Gm6 | A7 |
| Full of that Yankee Doodle de- | dum; | |
| D7 |
| Half a million boots went sloggin’ through Hell -- |
| Am | F7 | E7 |
| I was the kid with the | drum. | |
| Am | E7 | A7 |
| Say, don’t you remember, they | called me | Al? |
| D | G7 | C | E7 |
| It was Al | all the | time. | |
| Dm/F | E7 | Am | F7 |
| Say, don’t you | remember? | I’m your | pal. |
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| Buddy can you spare a dime? |