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Band, The ~ Rags And Bones


F#m Catch a taxi to the fountainhead C#sus4/g# Blinking neon penny arcade A A young caruso on the fire escape Bm bm/c# d d/e Painted face ladies on parade F#m The newsboy on the corner C#sus4/g# Singing out headlines A And a fiddler selling pencils Bm bm/c# d The sign reads: help the blind F#m f#m/e dmaj7 Comin' up the lane callin' Bm7 c#m7 f#m Workin' while the rain's fallin' Dmaj7 c# a/e d#m7-5 Ragman, your song of the street Dmaj7 e7sus4 Keeps haunting my memory F#m f#m/e dmaj7 Music in the air Bm7 c#m7 f#m I hear it ev'rywhere Dmaj7 c# a/e d#m7-5 Rags, bones and old city songs Dmaj7 e7sus4 a Hear them, how they talk to me Trolley car rings out the morning Whistle blows at noon A cat fight breaks open the night While watch dogs bay at the moon A preacher on an orange crate With a salvation army band And clicking along the cobbled stones That's the sound of the ice-cream man Comin' up the lane callin' Workin' while the rain's fallin' Ragman, your song of the street Keeps haunting my memory Music in the air I hear it ev'rywhere Rags, bones and old city songs Hear them, how they talk to me The organ grinder and his monkey Still walkin' the same old beat The shoe-shine boy slappin' leather He puts the rhythm in your feet Strollin' by the churchyard List'nin' to the sunday choir With voices rising to the heavens Like sirens screaming to a fire Comin' up to the lane callin' Workin' while the rain's fallin' Ragman, your song of the street Keeps haunting my memory Music in the air I hear it ev'rywhere Rags, bones and old city songs Play them one more time for me more free lyrics

F#m
Catch a taxi to the fountainhead
C#sus4/g#
Blinking neon penny arcade
A
A young caruso on the fire escape
Bm bm/c# d d/e
Painted face ladies on parade
F#m
The newsboy on the corner
C#sus4/g#
Singing out headlines
A
And a fiddler selling pencils
Bm bm/c# d
The sign reads: help the blind

F#m f#m/e dmaj7
Comin' up the lane callin'
Bm7 c#m7 f#m
Workin' while the rain's fallin'
Dmaj7 c# a/e d#m7-5
Ragman, your song of the street
Dmaj7 e7sus4
Keeps haunting my memory
F#m f#m/e dmaj7
Music in the air
Bm7 c#m7 f#m
I hear it ev'rywhere
Dmaj7 c# a/e d#m7-5
Rags, bones and old city songs
Dmaj7 e7sus4 a
Hear them, how they talk to me

Trolley car rings out the morning
Whistle blows at noon
A cat fight breaks open the night
While watch dogs bay at the moon
A preacher on an orange crate
With a salvation army band
And clicking along the cobbled stones
That's the sound of the ice-cream man

Comin' up the lane callin'
Workin' while the rain's fallin'
Ragman, your song of the street
Keeps haunting my memory
Music in the air
I hear it ev'rywhere
Rags, bones and old city songs
Hear them, how they talk to me

The organ grinder and his monkey
Still walkin' the same old beat
The shoe-shine boy slappin' leather
He puts the rhythm in your feet
Strollin' by the churchyard
List'nin' to the sunday choir
With voices rising to the heavens
Like sirens screaming to a fire

Comin' up to the lane callin'
Workin' while the rain's fallin'
Ragman, your song of the street
Keeps haunting my memory
Music in the air
I hear it ev'rywhere
Rags, bones and old city songs
Play them one more time for me

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