Key: Bb major
Verse 1
B
E
B
E
G#m
A#m
With a corner
G#m
B
D#m
D#
G#m
An d a corner to buy cigars
F#
G#m
An d a corner to wait
D#m
F#
for the times to come out
B
F#
And a corner to lean on cars
to the Mardi Gras
When my friends
and their friends were there
G
E
B
E
F#
But it's getting much too quiet to night
E
F#
B
F#
B
E
B
On Sheridan Square
E
B
I'm sure that it must mean something,
F#
G#m
When somebody's getting famous,
F#
B
F#
while nobody's getting well.
B
E
And you can send my regrets to the party,
G
B
E
And why is it still so quiet tonight
F#
B
on Sheridan Square?
E
F#
B
Johnny and Steve and Martin,
F#
B
and a list that goes on too long.
B
C#
F#
you're the reason I wrote this song.
B
E
And if it ended before it started,
G#m
G
then no one told us that life is bad.
B
E
F#
And why is it still so quiet tonight?
E
F#
B
E
F#
Gdim
G#m
On Sheridan Square
B
A
A#m
Adim
Ab
Db
G#
Gdim
Gm
Gdim
F#
E
G
C#
Somebody make a new order of
Bbm
Fm
The wild ones are turning lovers
Db
Ab
The lovers are turning friends
Bbm
A
Then the phoenix is rising there
Db
E
In the eyes that are scared but softer
Abm
Ab
Db
Tonight, on Sheridan Square
Db
Ab
Db
Handle this because I'm too long
Gb
Db
Dennis and Bill and Barry
Eb
Ab
You're the reason I wrote this song
Db
Ebm
Db
Gb
Bbm
Fm
Db
Eb
Ab
Db
Db
and it will over Sheridan Square.
you
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