Here is my interpretation of Ralph McTell's 1966 hit 'Streets of London', enjoy:

                 By Adam Marshall   28th September 2005


      D (xx0232@1)               A/C# (042220@1)              Bm (x24432@1)              F#m (244222@1)1)  Have you seen the old  man    in  the closed   down      mar  -  ket,
    
      G (320003@1)                D (xx0232@1)                     E7 (020130@1)        A (x02220@1)    kick-ing  up  the  pa- pers    with  his   worn   out    shoes?

      D (xx0232@1)                A/C# (042220@1)            Bm (x24432@1)                 F#m (244222@1)   In  his  eyes  you  see no  pride,    hand held loose - ly by his side-

    G (320003@1)                  D (xx0232@1)                 A7 (x02020@1)                     D (xx0232@1)      Yes- ter- day's  pa-per   tell-ing  yes   -   ter-day's news-   

         G (320003@1)         F#m (244222@1)               A (x02220@1)    A#dim (3423xx@1)  Bm (x24432@1) Bm7/A (x00202@1)E7/G#
    So how  can  you tell me   you're  lone-           ly  

                                 A7 (x02020@1)                    D (xx0232@1)   and say that the sun don't   shine                 Let me take-  you  

     A/C# (042220@1)               Bm (x24432@1)                       F#m (244222@1)            G (320003@1)    by the hand-     and lead you through   the  streets of Lon-don.      

                     D (xx0232@1)          A7 (x02020@1)                    D (xx0232@1)           D (xx0232@1)   I'll show you some-thing  to make you change   your mind.         mind.