Chords for Glen Campbell -- Streets of London
Tempo:
173.1 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
Gm
Cm
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Bb] [Cm]
[Gm] [Ab]
[Eb] [Bb] [F]
[Eb]
Have you seen [Bb] the old man [Cm] in the closed down [Gm] market?
[Ab] Picking [Eb] up papers [Fm] with his worn out shoe?
[Bb]
[Eb] In his eyes [Bb] you see no pride, [Cm] a candle [Gm] loosely at his side.
[Ab] [Eb] Yesterday's paper [Bb] telling [Eb] yesterday's news.
[Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that you're
[Dm] [Cm] lonely?
[F]
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Gm] [Eb] Let me take you [Bb] by the [Cm] hand and lead you through the [Gm] streets of [Ab] London.
I'll show you [Eb] something [Bb] to make you change your [Gm] mind.
[Eb]
Have you [Bb] seen the old gal who [Cm] walks the streets [Gm] of London?
[Ab] Dirt in her [Eb] hair [Cm] and her clothes in [Bb]
rags.
[Eb] She's no [Bb] time for talking, [Cm] she just keeps right [Gm] on walking.
[Ab] Carrying [Eb] her home [Bb] into carrier bags.
[Eb] [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that [Cm] you're [D]
[Cm] lonely?
[A]
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Gm] [Eb] Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [Cm] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of Boston.
[Ab] I'll show [Eb] you something [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind.
[Cm] And in the all [Bb] night cafe [C] at a quarter past [Gm] eleven.
[Ab] Same [Eb] old man sitting [Ab] there on [Bb] his own.
[Eb] Looking at [Bb] the world over [C] the rim of [G] his teacup.
[Ab] And each tea less [Eb] than an hour, [Bb] and he wanders home alone.
[Eb]
[Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me [Cm] that you're [D]
[Cm] lonely?
[A] Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Eb] Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [C] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of London.
[Ab] I'll show [Eb] you something [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind.
[N]
[Gm] [Ab]
[Eb] [Bb] [F]
[Eb]
Have you seen [Bb] the old man [Cm] in the closed down [Gm] market?
[Ab] Picking [Eb] up papers [Fm] with his worn out shoe?
[Bb]
[Eb] In his eyes [Bb] you see no pride, [Cm] a candle [Gm] loosely at his side.
[Ab] [Eb] Yesterday's paper [Bb] telling [Eb] yesterday's news.
[Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that you're
[Dm] [Cm] lonely?
[F]
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Gm] [Eb] Let me take you [Bb] by the [Cm] hand and lead you through the [Gm] streets of [Ab] London.
I'll show you [Eb] something [Bb] to make you change your [Gm] mind.
[Eb]
Have you [Bb] seen the old gal who [Cm] walks the streets [Gm] of London?
[Ab] Dirt in her [Eb] hair [Cm] and her clothes in [Bb]
rags.
[Eb] She's no [Bb] time for talking, [Cm] she just keeps right [Gm] on walking.
[Ab] Carrying [Eb] her home [Bb] into carrier bags.
[Eb] [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that [Cm] you're [D]
[Cm] lonely?
[A]
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Gm] [Eb] Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [Cm] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of Boston.
[Ab] I'll show [Eb] you something [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind.
[Cm] And in the all [Bb] night cafe [C] at a quarter past [Gm] eleven.
[Ab] Same [Eb] old man sitting [Ab] there on [Bb] his own.
[Eb] Looking at [Bb] the world over [C] the rim of [G] his teacup.
[Ab] And each tea less [Eb] than an hour, [Bb] and he wanders home alone.
[Eb]
[Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me [Cm] that you're [D]
[Cm] lonely?
[A] Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
[Eb] Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [C] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of London.
[Ab] I'll show [Eb] you something [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind.
[N]
Key:
Bb
Eb
Gm
Cm
Ab
Bb
Eb
Gm
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _
[Gm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [F] _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Have you seen [Bb] the old man [Cm] in the closed down [Gm] market? _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ Picking [Eb] up papers _ [Fm] with his worn out shoe?
_ [Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] In his eyes [Bb] you see no pride, [Cm] a candle _ [Gm] loosely at his side.
[Ab] _ _ _ [Eb] Yesterday's paper _ [Bb] telling _ _ [Eb] yesterday's news.
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that you're _
[Dm] _ [Cm] lonely?
_ _ _ [F] _
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take you [Bb] by the [Cm] hand and lead you through the [Gm] streets of [Ab] London. _
I'll show you [Eb] something _ [Bb] to make you change your [Gm] _ mind.
[Eb] _ _ _
_ _ Have you [Bb] seen the old gal who [Cm] walks the streets [Gm] of London?
_ [Ab] _ _ Dirt in her [Eb] hair [Cm] and her clothes in [Bb] _ _
rags.
_ [Eb] She's no [Bb] time for talking, [Cm] she just keeps right [Gm] on walking.
_ [Ab] _ _ Carrying [Eb] her home _ [Bb] into carrier _ bags.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that [Cm] you're _ [D] _
_ [Cm] lonely?
_ _ [A] _ _
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [Cm] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of Boston.
[Ab] _ I'll show [Eb] you something _ [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind. _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] And in the all [Bb] night cafe _ [C] at a quarter past [Gm] eleven. _
_ [Ab] _ _ Same [Eb] old man _ sitting [Ab] there on [Bb] his own.
_ [Eb] _ Looking at [Bb] the world over [C] the rim of [G] his teacup. _
[Ab] And each tea less [Eb] than an hour, [Bb] and he wanders home alone.
[Eb] _
_ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me [Cm] that you're [D] _ _
[Cm] lonely?
_ _ [A] _ _ Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine. _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [C] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of London.
[Ab] _ I'll show [Eb] you something _ [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [F] _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Have you seen [Bb] the old man [Cm] in the closed down [Gm] market? _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ Picking [Eb] up papers _ [Fm] with his worn out shoe?
_ [Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] In his eyes [Bb] you see no pride, [Cm] a candle _ [Gm] loosely at his side.
[Ab] _ _ _ [Eb] Yesterday's paper _ [Bb] telling _ _ [Eb] yesterday's news.
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that you're _
[Dm] _ [Cm] lonely?
_ _ _ [F] _
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take you [Bb] by the [Cm] hand and lead you through the [Gm] streets of [Ab] London. _
I'll show you [Eb] something _ [Bb] to make you change your [Gm] _ mind.
[Eb] _ _ _
_ _ Have you [Bb] seen the old gal who [Cm] walks the streets [Gm] of London?
_ [Ab] _ _ Dirt in her [Eb] hair [Cm] and her clothes in [Bb] _ _
rags.
_ [Eb] She's no [Bb] time for talking, [Cm] she just keeps right [Gm] on walking.
_ [Ab] _ _ Carrying [Eb] her home _ [Bb] into carrier _ bags.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me that [Cm] you're _ [D] _
_ [Cm] lonely?
_ _ [A] _ _
Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [Cm] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of Boston.
[Ab] _ I'll show [Eb] you something _ [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind. _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] And in the all [Bb] night cafe _ [C] at a quarter past [Gm] eleven. _
_ [Ab] _ _ Same [Eb] old man _ sitting [Ab] there on [Bb] his own.
_ [Eb] _ Looking at [Bb] the world over [C] the rim of [G] his teacup. _
[Ab] And each tea less [Eb] than an hour, [Bb] and he wanders home alone.
[Eb] _
_ _ _ _ [Ab] So how can [Gm] you tell me [Cm] that you're [D] _ _
[Cm] lonely?
_ _ [A] _ _ Say for you that a sun [Bb] don't shine. _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ Let me take [Bb] you by the hand [C] and lead you through [Gm] the streets of London.
[Ab] _ I'll show [Eb] you something _ [Bb] to make you change [Eb] your mind. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _