One of the things I love about this song is the great descending bass line (a la "Whiter Shade of Pale" Penny Lane", "Piano Man", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and a million other songs). Echo Park (Buzz Ckifford) 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 (CHORUS) 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 (CHORUS) 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 Repeat http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Barbour Posting the best in Power Pop!! Jimmy Curtis