Wandering Boy(Chords)

	        
Intro: Bm D E A 

Verse 
D         D/F#    G   D/F# 
Thank you for the party 
D/F#   G      Asus4 A 
I was glad we came 
        G    A            Bm        G 
I'm the only one from the family tonight 
      D           Bm      E     Asus4 A 
But I know they'd say the same 
  D         G       A   D 
I came here with my father 
 D/F#  G          Asus4    A 
And I brought my wife 
      G        A 
Three sons, a daughter 
      Bm        D 
And a last baby boy 
   G        D                  F#           Bm 
A little caboose we called the light of our life 
    G              D        A 
And that's who I'm waiting for 


      D     G         A      D 
Where is my wandering boy tonight? 
            G         A 
Where is my wandering boy? 
G      A        Bm                   G 
If you see him, push him towards the light 
      D      A         Bm 
Where is my wandering boy? 


Solo 
D D G D 
Bm F#m  E A 
Bm D G E 
D A D 

B-part 
   G      A       Bm      D 
He went over that harbor there 
     G       A7sus4     D 
When he was five years old 
G        A      Bm 
Laughing like a maniac 
Bm             E        Asus4 A 
Shining in the sun like gold 
Bm               C# 
He was afraid of nothing then 
       F#m       B 
He was loved by everyone 
  Gm 
I see it clear as I see you 
     Dm               G 
That day there in the sun 

Verse 
  C         F           G         C 
I hope he's warm and I hope he's dry 
            C         F         G      C 
And that a strangers eye is a friendly eye 
       F           G       Am           F 
And I hope he has someone close by his side 
       C                    G 
And I hope that he'll come home 


      C      F         G    C 
Where is my wandering boy tonight? 
      C      F        Gsus4 G 
Where is my wandering boy? 
F       G                Am            F 
If you see him, tell him everything's alright 
C                    F 
Push him towards the light 
      C      G        C 
Where is my wandering boy? 

	        

Written by Randy Newman