#659 Y.M.C.A.
GYoung man, there's no need to feel down,
I said, eyoung man, pick yourself off the ground,
I said, Cyoung man, 'cause you're in a new town,
there's no D7need to be unhappy.
GYoung man, there's a place you can go,
I said, eyoung man, when you're short on your dough,
you can Cstay there, and I'm sure you will find
many D7ways to have a good time.
It's fun to stay at the GY-M-C-A,
it's fun to stay at the eY-M-C-A.
They have aeverything for young men to enjoy,
you can D7hang out with all the boys.
It's fun to stay at the GY-M-C-A,
it's fun to stay at the eY-M-C-A.
You can aget yourself cleaned,
you can have a good meal,
you can D7do whatever you feel.
GYoung man, are you listening to me?
I said, eyoung man, what do you want to be?
I said, Cyoung man, you can make real your dreams,
but you D7got to know this one thing!
GNo man does it all by himself,
I said, eyoung man, put your pride on the shelf,
and just Cgo there, to the Y-M-C-A,
I'm sure D7they can help you today.
It's fun to stay at the GY-M-C-A …
GYoung man, I was once in your shoes,
I said, eI was down and out with the blues,
I felt Cno man cared if I were alive,
I felt the D7whole world was so tight.
GThat's when someone came up to me,
and said, eyoung man, take a walk up the street,
there's a Cplace there called the Y-M-C-A,
they can D7start you back on your way.
It's fun to stay at the GY-M-C-A …