D Bb A D Bb A7 [Verse] D When I was a boy Bb A Hardly more than 10 years old D Bb A My family moved to a small town D Bb A And I was destroyedâ leaving all my friends behind D G And if I had the choice we'dve stayed put Gm G It's only now I can see A Sometimes a little change can be good D At the end of the block Bb A The ramshackle diner stood D Bb A My after school spot just to pass time D Dm Bb A7 Where I met a girl nearly three times my age D G But still she painted my world with her kind words Em And soft curves G Just a schoolboy crush A But you remind me of her Bm G She saw something in me Bm G I was lonely and misunderstood A G Sheâd ask me to write down my wildest schemes Em And over slices of blueberry pie G A I learned to dream D F#m Sheâd say "What good's a dreamer without a believer? G Em We all just need someone to care A One who might listen and root for our wishes G Bb Someone to simply be glad that we're there D F#m D What good's a hand if nobody needs holding? G Em E When everything else falls away Em D If no one believes herâ what good's a dreamer anyway?" [Interlude] D Bb A [Verse] D Thank god for that place Bb A It practically saved me D Bb A Those school kids just didnât take kind to this stranger D G A And I was eccentricâ all grand plans and inventions Bm A G That I wouldâve just thrown away Gm C By listening she let me have something to say D Oh, what goodâs a dreamer without a believer? G Em We all just need someone to care A Oh, one who might listen and root for our wishes G Bb Someone to simply be glad that we're there D What goodâs a hand if nobody needs holding? G E When everything else falls away Em E D If no one believes herâ what goodâs a dreamer anyway?