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Echo Park ukulele

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Echo Park

Intro: C  C/B 

C/A      C/G 
It's the morning 
             F   F/E             F/D           F/C 
Soon, he'll rise     finds the glasses for his eyes  
G7                         
Aren't what they used to be  
               C     C/B           C/A   C/G 
Picks up the clothes He's worn so long  
         F    F/E          F/D          F/E 
On the bureau    sits the picture of a lady  
        Dm7/G 
And the mural of a man  
             G7            Dm7/G  G7  C 
Who've been gone for many years  



 C                          F  
The old man walks in Echo Park  
Dm/G 
From bench to bench he moves  
        C 
From morning til dark  
                              F 
For the ducks some bread he brings  
Dm/G 
Wonder if he'll feed them  
  F               C    F   C   Dm/G   G7 
This time next spring  
          
Listening to the children play  
Reminds him of the days  
Many years ago  

Thoughts of a child  
That he helped grow  
And memory of a letter  
Saying, dear Sir  
We regret to inform you  
Your son will not be coming home  

  
 Cm                         Dm7/G 
Old man, tell me are there fears  
G7                       Cm 
Do you measure life in years  
F7                       Dm7/G       G7    
Or is one day all you'll ever know  
             Dm7/G 
I've got to know 
Oh, oh, oh...  

C                          F 
The old man walks in Echo Park  
Dm        
From bench to bench he moves  
                  C 
From morning til dark  

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