Many's the time I've been mistaken,                                 C F C  d C G

and many times confused                                                    a E a

Yes, and I've always felt forsaken,                                    C F C d C G e

and certainly misused.                                                      a E a               

Ah, but I'm all right, I'm all right.                                       F G F C

I'm just weary to my bones.                                               F C G a

Still you don't expect to be bright and bonvivant,             D G G7 C G D G

so far away from home,                                                     C F C G G7 G a

so far away from home.                                                     F C G C

And I don't know a soul who's not been battered.            C F C  d C G

I don't have a friend who feels at ease.                            a E a

I don't know a dream that's not been shattered,               C F C d C G e

or driven to it's knees.                                                       a E a        

Ah, but it's all right.  It's all right.                                      F G F C  

For we've lived so well so long.                                       F C G a  

Still, when I think of the road we're travelin' on,             D G G7 C G D G

I wonder what's gone wrong.                                           C F C G G7 G a

I can't help but wonder what's gone wrong.                     F C G C

And I dreamed I was dying.                                                C

I dreamed that my soul rose unexpectedly,                         C G a

and looking back down at me, smiled reassuringly.             D G F C G

And I dreamed I was flying,                                                C

and high up above my eyes could clearly see                       G G a     

the Statue of Liberty sailing away to sea.                            D7 G F C G

And I dreamed I was flying.                                                C

And we come on the ship they call the Mayflower.              C F C  d C G

We come on the ship that sailed the moon.                         a E a       

We come in age's most uncertain hours,                             C F C d C G e

and sing an American tune.                                                 a E a    

Oh, and it's all right, it's all right,                                        F G F C  

it's all right.                                                                         F C G a

You can't be forever blessed.                                              D G G7 C G D G

Still tomorrow's gonna be another working day                 C F C G G7 G a

and I'm tryin' to get some rest;                                          F C G C

that's all - I'm trying to get some rest.                               F C G C

Paul Simon