Okay lyrics as sung and with correct lyric for first line of the bridge as supplied by Glenn.
In Glenn's original I believe he uses a D# open tuning (E dropped a half). Then he uses a variety of standard open tuning chord shapes and "twiddly bits that I could not easily emulate in standard tuning. I had no hope of singing in D# so had to work out an alternative tuning
I put my (interpreted) chords below. Emsus4 is an A with the G and B strings open. I thought is was a form of A but when I ran it through chord checker Emsus 4 is what came up. Rythm is a little more standard than the nice swing that Glenn's version has to accomodate the picking style I decided to adopt.
Great song that I felt special affinity for (being a chap of older years LOL)
Keep bringing the Rock Dr Funk!
Young as you feel - Glenn Case
INTRO
A Emsus4 A Emsus4
VERSE 1
A
The tape behind the posters
Emsus4
Starts to wear away
D A
Paper folds in half the heroes of my yesterdays
A
The calendar keeps flipping
Emsus4
At increasing speed
D G A
I lost track long ago but that’s just me
CHORUS
C# D A
I’m older than I’ve ever been
C# D E
It only gets more true if you should ask again
Bm7
I don’t dream the way I used to
D
now that I have seen what’s real
A C#
and I’m smart enough to know there’s more to come
Bm7
I don’t dream the way I used to
D A
but thank god for times that make the soul feel young
VERSE 2
A
I feel my body’s starting
Emsus4
to shown signs of age
D A
This open book has found its weathered page
A
And what keeps me going
Emsus4
Is wondering what’s next
D G A
I like to feel alive before I take the rest
CHORUS
C# D A
I’m older than I’ve ever been
C# D
Some pages are still blank
E
That’s why I have this pen
Bm7
I don’t dream the way I used to
D
now that I have seen what’s real
A C#
and I’m smart enough to know there’s more to come
Bm7
I don’t dream the way I used to
D G
but thank god for times that make the soul feel young
BRIDGE
A
Like we nearly sign between the strings
(Actual Case lyrics: “Like when Ellis signed between the stringsâ€
"You know, I rather like this God fellow. Very theatrical, you know. Pestilence here, a plague there. Omnipotence ... gotta get me some of that."