Intro F C x 2 – G Am7 G/B – C Dm7 C/E

F Tar-C zan, F wasn’t a C ladies’ man
F He’d just C come along and F scoop’em up C under his
Am Arm like G that, Am quick as a G cat in the Dm jungle G

F Clark C Kent, now F there was a C real gent
F He would C not be caught F sittin’ a-C round in no
Am Jungle-G scape, Am dumb as an G ape doing Dm nothing G

F Superman never G made any Am7 money G/B
C savin’ the Dm7 world C/E from F Solomon Grundy
C And sometimes F I despair
the C world will never F see another G man like him

F Hey C Bob, F Supe had a C straight job
F Even C though he could have F smashed through any C bank in the
U-Am nited G States, Am he had the G strength, but he Dm would not G

F Folks C said, his F family were C all dead
F Their planet C crumbled but F Superman he C forced himself to
Am carry G on, for-Am get Kryp-G ton and keep Dm going G

F Superman never G made any Am7 money G/B
C savin’ the Dm7 world C/E from F Solomon Grundy
C And sometimes F I despair
the C world will never F see another G man like him

Am Tar-G zan, was Am King of the G jungle
and F Lord over all of the C a-G apes
Am But G he, could Am hardly G string together
F four C words, F I Tarzan C you G Jane

F Some-C times, when F Supe was C stoppin’ crimes
F I’ll C bet that he was F tempted to just C quit and turn his
Am back on G man, Am join Tar-G zan in the Dm forest G

F But C he F stayed in the C city
F He kept on C changin’ clothes in F dirty old C phonebooths ‘til his
Am work was G through, Am nothing to G do but go Dm on home G

F Superman never G made any Am7 money G/B
C savin’ the Dm7 world C/E from F Solomon Grundy
C And sometimes F I despair
the C world will never F see another G man like him
C And sometimes F I despair
the C world will never F see another G man like him