Old College Avenue Harry Chapin

The street lights all were flickering The leaves were falling fast I walked down the winding road Looked up through the trees And I saw the corner window That you once shared with me It was Old

Changes Harry Chapin

And all the changes keep on changing and the good old days they say they're gone. Only wise men and some new born fools say they know what's going on.

Old Folkie Harry Chapin

It's always the "Old Folkie" Whenever somethin's burning, Or a lesson needs some learning, Or a tide that needs some turning, To a better world somewhere, Yeah, the "Old Folkie's" there.

Copper Harry Chapin

'Cause then the kid would kick right off of the force all the two-bit grifters like me Chorus I guess it was when my old lady left me and she took off with a salesman guy I started to see things

My Old Lady Harry Chapin

With his mistress quite contrary I was smack up against the moment I was afraid i would face someday But the truth is a wall that you can't blow down And it won't be laughed away You see, my old

Northwest 222 Harry Chapin

And if there's any way to get there Strumming head on out I go driven hard to pick up old 222 en route.

Bluesman Harry Chapin

The old man heard him and said, "Who are you?" "I'm the kid you're gonna teach to play."

Any Old Kind of Day Harry Chapin

And it was just an any old kind of day, The kind that comes and slips away, The kind that fills up easy my life's time. The night brought any old kind of dark, I heard the ticking of my heart.

Stranger with the Melodies Harry Chapin

In the last room down the hall I heard a hoarse voice and an old guitar Coming through the paper thin walls. A crazy nonsense nursery rhyme that did not mean a thing.

Stop Singing These Sad Songs Harry Chapin

songs Just tell me 'bout the good times I have heard that cold hard truth so many time before Stop singing these sad songs Just tell me 'bout the good times, baby 'Cause I don't want to hear them old

Country Dreams Harry Chapin

We dreamed our dreams in college, girl Back then we thought we should, And we promised that we would save the world Way back then we thought we could.

Cat's In The Cradle (LP Version) Harry Chapin

He said, That's ok And he walked away, but his smile never dimmed Said, I'm gonna be like him, yeah You know I'm gonna be like him [Chorus:] Well, he came from college just the other day So much

Salt And Pepper Harry Chapin

The old sailor sat at the window seat So he could watch as the ships went by And he drank from a glass that was always filled For the rest of us would buy.

Someone Keeps Calling My Name Harry Chapin

My name is Jenny and I am four fingers old Mostly I just try to do the things that I am told But when they say that I'm too young a girl to ride a bike I may be just four fingers old but I know what

Corey's Coming Harry Chapin

Old John Joseph was a man with two first names They left him in the railroad yard when they took away the trains Only one run a week comes on roaring down that line So all he's got to worry 'bout is time

If My Mary Were Here Harry Chapin

(I could whistle up an old tune That your memory might recall Rustle up some reminiss 'Bout the good old days and all If I were seeking someone else I could find a way to hide But I'm pleading like

A Lot of Lonely People Tonight Harry Chapin

I guess we share the same old dream Or maybe it's the same old lie, There's only one thing I'm sure of, babe And that's our time keeps rolling by.

They Call Her Easy Harry Chapin

So I got in to talking to the old bar man he said: "You got a problem I can understand and I know a little lady who is all alone. If you find her she will take you home.

I Wanna Learn a Love Song Harry Chapin

I come fresh from the street Fast on my feet, kinda lean and lazy Not much meat on my bones, and a whole lot alone And more than a little bit crazy The old six string was all I had To keep my belly

Six String Orchestra Harry Chapin

But in real life I'm stuck with that same old formula, me and my monophonic symphony, six string orchestra. Oh, I write love songs for my favorite girl and sing them soft and slow.

There Only Was One Choice Harry Chapin

street men who paid their dues 'Cause they knew they had nothing to lose They knew it So they just got to it With cracked old Gibsons and red clay shoes Playing 1-4-5 chords like good news And

And the Baby Never Cries Harry Chapin

Her old man had left her, he just took off for the coast, and I caught her on the rebound when I needed her the most.

I Do It For You Jane Harry Chapin

Our castles will shimmer with silver and gold, My lady is lovely she'll never grow old. And I offer this promise--this one thing I know: I do it for you, Jane, for I love you so.

Story of a Life Harry Chapin

You know those same old jokes all the jesters tell You tell them to her now. And all the same old songs all the mistrels sang You sing 'em to her now.

Mercenaries Harry Chapin

the good folks Are snoring in bed On a loose-jointed cruise To recolor your blues With illegal notions alive, Alive in your head You are back from some war That you've been fighting for Some old

I Want To Learn a Love Song Harry Chapin

The old six string was all I had to keep my belly still, and for each full hour lessson I gave I got a crisp ten dollar bill. She was married for seven years to a concrete castle king.

Woman Child Harry Chapin

You get the sweet salvation that little old knife can bring. You don't have to worry 'bout no offspring. That's that. Go Home and take a nap. It's just a two hundred dollar mishap.

I Wonder What Would Happen to Him Harry Chapin

I'm a stranger on the rim Looking down below To where it's misty and dim But, where there's still shining A faint glow from a light It makes me wonder where he is tonight That drawer of your old

Short Stories Harry Chapin

bout the ending Babe, before we begin I have seen the sun That's behind the rain I have felt the joy That's behind the pain Did you ever go soft Did you ever run wild I've been a hundred years old

The Parade's Still Passing By Harry Chapin

You weren't no leader You were more like a bleeder Who was trying to cry for us all You weren't no sage But your sense of outrage Sounded like a trumpet call Fifteen years ago In the old folky show You

Cat`s In The Cradle Harry Chapin

"I don't know when But we'll get together then You know we'll have a good time then" Well, he came home from college just the other day So much like a man I just had to say "Son, I'm proud of you

Cat's In The Cradle Harry Chapin

"I don't know when But we'll get together then You know we'll have a good time then" Well, he came home from college just the other day So much like a man I just had to say "Son, I'm proud of you Can you

Sequel Harry Chapin

And so we rolled back into the city Up to a five store old brownstone I rang the bell that had her name on the mailbox. The buzzer said somebody's home.

Caroline Harry Chapin

space Just as I'm about to taste It's meaning - Caroline Caroline Comes from the full moon Trembling and grieving Afraid of the march of the seasons Caroline You're too young to be running Too old

Let Time Go Lightly Harry Chapin

Old friends, they mean much more to me than the new friends, Cause they can see where you are, and they know where you've been.

Dancing Boy Harry Chapin

Just four years old and still it seems, You've got it figured out. When daddy sings, and then you dance, The people clap and shout.

Dancin' Boy Harry Chapin

Just four years old and still it seems, You've got it figured out. When daddy sings, and then you dance, The people clap and shout. Cuz, you're my dancin' boy, And it's so scary how you trust me.

Wold Harry Chapin

are I've been thinking that I should quit disk jockeying And start that record store Maybe I could settle down if you'ld take me back once more OK Honey, I see I guess he's better than me Sure, Old

The Day They Closed the Factory Down Harry Chapin

And that is why he said last night he won't watch the old town die.

Dance Band on the Titanic Harry Chapin

"There's no way that this could happen" I could hear the old captain curse He ordered lifeboats away, that's when I heard the chaplain say "Women and children and chaplains first" Well, they soon

Last Stand Harry Chapin

It used to be that old John Wayne Would fight the good fight once again, Find the strength to bear the pain, Stand up til he'd finally fall.

Halfway to Heaven Harry Chapin

Now I have been a straight man and I've played it by the rules I been a good man, a good husband, yes a good old fashioned fool.

W*O*L*D* Harry Chapin

where you are I've been thinking that I should stop disk jockeying And start that record store Maybe I could settle down If you'd take me back once more Ok honey, I see I guess he's better than me Sure, old

Dogtown Harry Chapin

A tough old whaler woman who had seen three husbands drown, Polled the population and she named the place Dogtown.

What Made America Famous Harry Chapin

We hippies and some welfare cases, Croweded families of coal black faces, Cramped inside some cracked old boards, The best that we all could afford But still to nice for the rich landlord To tear

What Made America Famous? Harry Chapin

We hippies and some welfare cases, Croweded families of coal black faces, Cramped inside some cracked old boards, The best that we all could afford But still to nice for the rich landlord To tear it down

A Better Place To Be Harry Chapin

And the broad who served the whisky She was a big old friendly girl. And she tried to fight her empty nights By smilin' at the world.

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Sniper Harry Chapin

It is an early Monday morning. The sun is becoming bright on the land. No one is watching as he comes a walking. Two bulky suitcases hang from his hands. He heads towards the tower that stands in...

Cats in the Cradle Harry Chapin

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