Tar And Cement

Joe Dolan

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Tom:
F C The town I came from was quiet and small
C F we played in the meadows where the grass grew so tall
F C in summer the lilacs would grow everywhere
C F the laughter of children would float in the air [Verse 2]
F C As I grew older I had to roam
C F far from my family, far from my home
F C into the city, where lives can be spent
C F lost in the shadows of tar and cement.
F C In to the city where I had my eye
C F on all the pleasures that money can buy [Chorus]
F Dm Yet I can see it all so clearly now
Dm F still goin' o-o-o-on
F Dm Yes, I can see it oh so clearly now
Dm F still goin' o-o-o-on
[Verse 3]
F C Each day I'd wake up and look at the sky
C F I think of the meadows where I used to lie
F C then I'd remember all that is gone
C F you're in the city, you better push on
F C get what you came for, before it's too late
C F get what you came for, the meadows can wait. [Chorus]
F Dm So every night I'd sit alone and learn
Dm F what loneliness me-e-e-eant
F Dm up in my rented room above a world
Dm F of tar and ceme-e-e-ent. [Verse 4]
F C Many years later, tired at last
C F I headed for home to look for my past
F C I looked for the meadows, there wasn't a trace
C F six lanes of highway had taken their place
F C where were the lilacs and all that they meant
C F nothing but acres of tar and cement. [Chorus]
F Dm Yet I can see it all so clearly now
Dm F 'Though all of it's go-o-one?
F Dm Yes I can see it all so clearly now
Dm F where has it go-o-one?
F Dm Where are the meadows? (tar and cement)
F Dm Where are the lilacs? (tar and cement)
F Dm The laughter of children? (tar and cement)
F Dm Nothing but acres (tar and cement)
F Dm where is the tall grass? (tar and cement)
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