Main Street Soliloquy chords by David Bradstreet
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Intro 1
(D major) (E minor) (F sharp minor) (B major) (E major) (G major) (B flat major) (D major) (E minor) (F sharp minor)
(B major) (E major) (G major) (D major) (A major)
Verse 1
Seem (D major) s like the street (E minor) is all (F sharp minor) empty and bare (Bsus4)
(B major) It's (E major) like one old traveler,
(G major) alone on a stair
(B flat major) The (D major) bankers have gone
(E minor) to their far (F sharp minor) side homes
(B major) And I sit (E major) here, (G major) alone
(D major) But (A major) I (D major) don't mind the si (E minor) lence,
he's (F sharp minor) like an old friend
(B major) Travel (E major) together since
(G major) God knows when. (B flat major)
The (D major) train sings her blues
(E minor) to the (F sharp minor) trees in the park,
(B major) And I sit (E major) here in (G major) the dark. (D major)
(A minor) Many times I (F sharpdim) cry for
the (G major) people I meet.
(A minor) Many times I (F sharpdim) laugh at myself.
(G major) I barely (B flat major) remember your face (F major) anymore
But (A minor) I (A major) love you, I'll always love you (D major) (E minor) (A major)
(F sharp minor) (B major) (E major) (G major) (B flat major) (D major) (E minor) (F sharp minor) (B major) (E major)
(G major) (D major)
Many (A minor) times I (F sharpdim) cry for
the (G major) people I meet
Many (A minor) times I (F sharpdim) laugh at myself
(G major) I barely (B flat major) remember your face (F major) anymore
But I'll (A major) love you, I'll always love you
And the old (D major) man still sit (E minor) s
in the (F sharp minor) warmth of his (B major) wine
(E major) Thinking about railroading
in the (G major) good old times (B flat major)
Yes (D major) terday's (E minor) newspaper
com (F sharp minor) forts his (B major) bones
And I sit (E major) here alone (G major)
Interlude 1
(D major) (A major) (D major) (E minor) (A major)
(F sharp minor) (B major) (E major) (G major) (D major) (A major) (D major)
Verse 2
Thank you. . . .
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