Can I Swim in This Sound?

A reporter asked Neil Young how he determines if he should still play any song from his back catalog. "Can I swim in this sound?" That's the question he said that he must be able to answer to know if a song will survive. This song is meant to sound like a Neil Young song, in homage, not mimicry. And I wrote it in Canada.

(Am) Rear-view dreams distorted

(F#m) Young me idles by (Gm)

(Am) I'm running on, got Hank strapped tight

(F#m) Richard Nixon had to die --(Esus4)  don't cry

(D) Cortez on the water

(A7sus4) Four dead on the ground

(A7) Chrome rusts in the prarie wind

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D) 

(D) Can I swim? (A) Where does my song end?

(D) Can I swim? (A) Where do I begin?

(D) Can I swim? (A) May I bring my friends?

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)  

(D) Cortez on the water

(A7sus4) Four dead on the ground

(A7) Chrome rusts in the prarie wind

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)  

(D) Can I swim? (A) Where eagles cry

(D) Can I swim?  (A) Where orcas sigh

(D) Can I swim?  (A) Where dogs don't die

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)  

(D) Can I swim? (A) Where redwoods grow

(D) Can I swim? (A) With buffalo

(D) Can I swim? (A) With the old man down the road?

(D) Can I swim? (A) Where seasons change

(D) Can I swim?(A) Where true love reigns

(D) Can I swim? (A) Like a hurricane

(D) Can I swim in this sound?

(D) Can I swim?  (A) Let's take a risk

(D) Can I swim?  (A) Please bear my kids

(D) Can I swim?  (A) I want your last good kiss

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)  

(Am) Rear-view dreams distorted

(F#m) Young me idles by (Gm)

(Am) I'm running on, got Hank strapped tight

(F#m) Richard Nixon had to die --(Esus4)  don't cry

(D) Cortez on the water

(A7sus4) Four dead on the ground

(A7) Chrome rusts in the prarie wind

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)

(D) Can I swim in this sound? (Asus4) (Dsus2) (Dsus4) (D)