Chords for Stevie Wonder - Uptight!/ A Place In the Sun (1966)

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_ _ [G#] _ _ Oh my freedom, _ baby, _ everything is all right, out of _ _ sight. _
_ Baby, _ _ everything is [C#] all right, _ _ _ [G#] out of sight.
[C#] My poor man's son come across the railroad track,
only [C#] sugar on his hand on my back.
And the ending [G#m] of every [C#] single die,
on the top of [G#] my girl's eye.
[D#] We go out stepping on the town for a while,
[C#] _ money's flowing, my shoes are stuck.
But it's all right, my clothes [G#] aren't new.
Out of sight, [G#] because my heart is [C#] true.
She said, baby, _ _ [G#m] everything [C#] is all right, out of _ sight. _ _
Baby, _ _ [G#m] everything [C#] is all right, out of sight.
_ Clean eyes, tough skin.
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[C#] She's a pearl of a girl, I guess that's [G#] what you might say.
[C#] I guess some folks [D#] brought her up that way.
The [C#] right sort of fright, she [G#m] was born [G#] and raised
in [C#] a great big old house full [G#] of fun, love and nature.
[C#] Said, no _ one's better than I.
I know I'm just an average guy,
no good for a hero or a smooth-drawn one.
Got empty pockets, you see, [G#m] I'm a poor man's [C#] son.
Can't give [G#m] her the things that money can [C#] buy,
but I never [G#m] think _ I could if I didn't.
[C#] It's all right, she's a king, dude.
Out _ of sight, because [G#] my heart is true.
She [C#] said, baby, _ _ [D#] everything is [C#] all right, out of sight.
_ [D#] Clean eyes, tough [C#] skin.
_ Baby, [G#m] everything [F#m] is all [C#] right, out of sight.
_ Clean eyes, tough skin.
Baby, _ [F#] everything is [A] all right, out _ [D#] _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ of sight.
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Stephen, you know, the last _ time you were here,
you and I were about the same size.
You passed me.
That's [N] life.
_ _ You know what I'd like to ask you?
You have been _ _ _ [F] _ sightless since birth,
and we who are _ fortunate enough to be able to see
can sort of spend time with [A#] people
_ and kind of decide for ourselves whether or not they're good people,
whether we like them.
How do [G] you, being sightless, form an opinion [F] of someone?
Well, actually, I think by being blind, it helps.
Not that I want you to stick a pin in your [A] eye, you know.
_ _ [F] _ _ But, you see, sometimes you might _ judge a person
because of the way they look, and that's not very good.
At least, I don't feel it is.
You have to look at their personality, which is very important,
and a blind person has to pay very [Fm] close attention to