D Em7 D G. We can talk about it now. A. It's that same old riddle only starting from the middle. D Em D G. I'd fix it but I don't know how. A. Well we could try to reason but you might think it's treason. G. One voice for all. F E7 A. Echoing across the hall. Bm G. Don't give up on father clock. A D A. We can talk about it now. D Em D G. Come let me show you how. A. To keep the wheels turnin' you've got to keep the engine churnin'. D Em D G. Did you ever milk a cow. A. I had the chance one day but I was all dressed up for Sunday. G F. Everybody everywhere. E7 A. Do you really care. Bm G. Pick up your heads and walk. A D G7. We can talk about it now. C E7 F. It seems to me we've been holding something underneath our tongues. C E7. I'm afraid if you ever got a pat on the back. F G. It would likely burst your lungs. A E7 A E7. Woh stop me if I should sound kinda down in the mouth. A E7 A. But I'd rather be burned in Canada than to freeze here in the south. D Em Dm G. Pulling that eternal plough. A. We've got to find a sharper blade or have a new one made. D Em D G. Rest awhile and cool your brow. A. Don't need it no need to slave the whip is in the grave. G F. No salt no trance. E7 A. It's safe now to take a backward glance. Bm G. The leaves have turned to chalk. A D A D. We can talk about it now. A D. We can talk about it now.