John Denver

^G When you ask how I've b ^D een here with ^Em out you
I like to s ^C ay, "I've been fine," and I d ^G o
But we b ^C oth know the truth is hard to c ^G ome by
And if ^Em I told the tr ^C uth, that's not quite tr ^D ue
CHORUS: Some days are d ^G iamonds, ^C some days are sto ^G nes
Sometimes the ^Bm hard times won't leave me al ^C one ^D
Sometimes the c ^G old wind ^C blows a chill in my b ^G ones ^Em
G D(tacet) G | Gsus4 |
Some days are diamonds, some days are stones
^G Now the face that I s ^D ee in the mir ^Em ror
More and m ^C ore is a stranger to m ^G e
More and m ^C ore I can see there's a d ^G anger
In bec ^Em oming what I n ^C ever thought I'd ^D be
CHORUS (then play an 'E' chord after end of chorus and change keys
to 'A':)
3RD CHORUS: Some days are d ^A iamonds, ^D some days are st ^A ones
Sometimes the ^C#m hard times won't leave me al ^D one ^E
Sometimes the c ^A old wind ^D blows a chill in my bo ^A nes ^F#m
A E(tacet) A | Asus4 | A |
Some days are diamonds, some days are stones
{There you have it--Any questions, comments, etc., feel free to email me
at mschweis@u.washington.edu}