Scott Mckenzie

Whats The Difference - Chapter Iii Chords

by Scott Mckenzie
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Key: Db Intro: D Dmaj7 D Dmaj7 Verse 1: D Dmaj7 Em7 G Hey, friend, wake up, there’s no sleeping in the parlor room. D Dmaj7 G A Can’t you see we’re discussing something new that we have found? D Dmaj7 Em7 G We are listening to a brother who is off 'ring us new answers: Em A D Dmaj7 The spider and the fly go one more round. Chorus: D7 Em7 A What’s the difference in the words we are speaking? D D7 G A They don’t read the same, but they have a friendly rhyme. D D7 G E The questioners and answerers have only changed their costumes: Em A D Dmaj7 D Dmaj7 The play begins an ancient thousandths time.
Verse 2: D Dmaj7 Em7 G I have written this same song a hundred times moreover D Dmaj7 G A But I’ve said nothing different, for I’ve always made it rhyme. D Dmaj7 Em7 G And a poet we both know once said things that rhyme are all the same: Em A D Dmaj7 The spider needs the fly just one more time. Chorus: D7 Em7 A What’s the difference if you’re seeking or finding? D D7 G A Even Jesus tried to say it when he stumbled his last mile. D D7 G E The questioners and answerers are two sides of a flipping point Em A D Dmaj7 And nothing ever changes but their style. [Interlude] D Dmaj7 Em7 Mm- Mm- Mm- Mm, D Dmaj7 G Mm-Mm Mm - Mm Mm-Mm D Dmaj7 Em7 G Mm Mm-Mm-Mm Mm Mm Mm-Mm-Mm-Mm Em A D Dmaj7 Mm Mm Mm Mm Mm-Mm Chorus: D7 Em7 A What’s the difference if you’re seeking or finding? D D7 G A Even Jesus tried to say it when he stumbled his last mile D D7 G E The questioners and answerers are two sides of a flipping point Em A D Dmaj7 And nothing ever changes but their sty- yle. Outro: Em A D And nothing ever changes but their style.

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Published: January 14, 2026
Last Updated: January 14, 2026