Cm                        /Fm6 
  They used to tell me I was/ building a dream,
  
  Cm  and so I followed the mob,
  
  Eb                             /D7  
  When there was earth to plow or/ guns to bear,
  
  D7b5                            /G7 
  I was always there, right on the/ job.
  
  Cm                        /Fm6
  They used to tell me I was/building a dream,
  
  Cm                          Gm  Cm7 Bb7
  with peace and glory ahead./   Why should
  
  Eb               / G7 G+
  I be standing in/ line?
  
  Cm              /Fm6   G7
  just waiting for/bread?
  
  Cm
  Once I built a railroad,
  
  G7      C7    
  made it run,
  
  F       Bb7          Eb  
  Made it race against/ time.
  
  Fm6            G7 
  Once I built a railroad.
  
  Cm       Ab
  Now it's done.
  
  Fm              G7           /Cm   G7/ 
  Brother can you spare a dime?/       /
  
  Cm                  / G7     C7
  Once I built a tower/ to the sun,
  
  F         Bb7      /Eb    G7
  brick and rivet and/ lime.
  
  Fm6            G7
  Once I built a tower, 
  
  Cm        Ab7  
  Now, it's done.
  
  Fm              G7            Cm
  Brother can you spare a dime?
  
  C7
  Once in khaki suits,
  
                Gm7b5 C7
  gee we looked swell;
  
  C7                           / Bbm6  C7
  full of that Yankee Doodle de/ dum
  
  F7                       /Cm7             F9  
  Half a million boots went/sloggin through hell.
  
  Cm            A7b5     D7   D7 G7
  I was the kid with the drum.
  
  Cm
  Say don't you remember? they
  
  G7        C7  
  called me Al.
  
  F7        Bb7    /Eb   G7
  It was Al all the/time.
  
  Fm6               G7
  Say, don't you remember?
  
  Cm       Ab7 
  I'm your pal!
  
  Fm                      /Cm
  Buddy can you spare a di/ime?
  

I hope that's fairly legible.

Frank i.t.s.


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