We Can Talk

<br>D Em7 D G<br>We can talk about it now <br> A<br>It`s that same old riddle only starting from the middle <br> D Em D G<br>I`d fix it but I don`t know how <br> A<br>Well, we could try to reason but you might think it`s treason <br>G<br> One voice for all <br>F E7 A<br> Echoing across the hall <br>Bm G<br>Don`t give up on father clock <br>A D A<br>We can talk about it now <br>D Em D G<br>Come, let me show you how<br> A <br>To keep the wheels turnin` you`ve got to keep the engine churnin`<br> D Em D G<br>Did you ever milk a cow<br> A<br>I had the chance one day but I was all dressed up for Sunday<br>G F<br> Everybody, everywhere <br>E7 A<br>Do you really care<br>Bm G<br>Pick up your heads and walk<br>A D G7 <br>We can talk about it now<br> C E7 F<br>It seems to me we`ve been holding something underneath our tongues <br> C E7<br>I`m afraid if you ever got a pat on the back<br> F G<br>It would likely burst your lungs<br> A E7 A E7 <br>Woh, stop me, if I should sound kinda down in the mouth<br> A E7 A <br>But I`d rather be burned in Canada than to freeze here in the south <br>D Em Dm G<br>Pulling that eternal plough <br> A<br>We`ve got to find a sharper blade or have a new one made <br>D Em D G<br>Rest awhile and cool your brow <br> A<br>Don`t need it, no need to slave, the whip is in the grave<br>G F<br> No salt, no trance <br> E7 A<br>It`s safe now to take a backward glance <br> Bm G<br>The leaves have turned to chalk <br>A D A D<br>We can talk about it now,<br>A D<br>We can talk about it now