C	G	Am	Em
	Have you seen the	old man, in the	closed down	market

	F	C	D7	G7
	Kicking up	papers, with his	worn out	shoes

	C	G	Am	Em
	In his eyes you'll	see no pride, and	held loosely	by his side

	F	C	G7	C	C7
	Yesterday's	papers, telling	yesterday's	news

	F	Em	G	Am	C
So	how can you	tell me, you're	lo-	one	ly

	Dm	Dm	G	G7
	And say for	you that the sun don't	shine?

	C	G	Am	Em
	Let me take you	by the hand, and	lead you through the	streets of London

	F	C	G7	C	C7
	I'll show you	something, to	make you change your	mind

	C	G	Am	Em
	Have you seen the	old girl, who	walks the streets of	London

	F	C	D7	G7
	Dirt in her	hair, and her	clothes in	rags

	C	G	Am	Em
	She's no time	for talking, she	just keeps right on	walking

	F	C	G7	C	C7
	Carrying her	home, in	two carrier	bags

	C	G	Am	Em
	In the all night	cafe, at a	quarter past	eleven

	F	C	D7	G7
	Same old	man sitting	there on his	own

	C	G	Am	Em
	Looking at the	world, over the	rim of his	teacup

	F	C	G7	C	C7
	Each cup lasts an	hour, and he	wanders home	alone

	C	G	Am	Em
And	have you seen the	old man, out	side the seaman's	mission?

	F	C	D7	G7
	Memory	fading, with the	medal ribbons that he	wears

	C	G	Am	Em
	In our winter	city, the	rain cries little	pity

	F	C	G7	C
	For one more forgotten	hero, and a	world that doesn't	care