Tom: C

  C                 G                 Am  
there she stumbles falling to her knees
         F
i think she tripped on reality
C                 G           Am  
i have witnessed tragic comedies
            F
that's the world in which she leads


    Dm
well i would walk a million miles
        G
to give her all that she nedds
    Dm                                  F
but she would walk a million more to do what she believes
C        G                    F
               she'll have a perfect day


C                 G               Am  
troubles blooming, innocence now fades
       F
still she's dry through all the rain
C                 G               Am  
there's no purpose she has yet to crave
                F
she's like the big dog on parade


    Dm
well i would walk a million miles
        G
to give her all that she nedds
    Dm                               F
she would walk a million more to do well as she pleased
C        G                    F
                   she had a perfect day

E | ----------------- | 
B | ----------------- | 
G | ----------------- | 
D | -------10----10-- | 
A | ---13----12------ | 
E | ----------------- | 

A#                       F
i can't figure this one out
                         C
i've no words here to explain
A#                        F
she'll just sugar kiss me off
                                 C
she'll just have another perfect day

After this Sir Elton John played his piano


    Dm
well i would walk a million miles
        G
to give her all that she nedds
    Dm                               F
she would walk a million more to do well as she pleased
C        G                    F
                   she had a perfect day