Am               F              G  
Wet wind on the sidewalk: I'm staring at the rain.  
 
Am                F                       G  
Walking up the street, yeah, and walking down again.  
 
G                F             G  
And my feet are tired and my brain is numb.  
 
Em                    Am             G               G F G  
See that broken neon sign saying, hey, in you come.  
 
Am                 F                  G  
Got the scent of stale beer hanging, hanging round my head.  
 
Am              F                     G  
Old dog in the corner sleeping like he could be dead.  
 
G          F             G  
A book of matches and a full ashtray.  
 
Em               Am          G  
Cigarette left smoking it's life away.  
 
          Dm                          G  
Another Harry's bar -- or that's the tale they tell.  
 
             Dm                     G  
But Harry's long gone now, and the customers as well.  
 
 C          C            F       F          F         C          G  
Me and the dog and the ghost of Harry will make this world turn right.  
 
F               G  
It'll all turn right.  
 
Am                  F                  G  
God's tears on the sidewalk: it's the mother of all rain.  
 
Am                             F                 G  
But in the thick blue haze of Harry's, you will feel no pain.  
 
G                     F                 G  
And you will feel no soft hand slipping on your knee.  
 
Em                 Am                         G  
You don't have to pay for memories, they will all come free.  
 
          Dm                          G  
Another Harry's bar -- or that's the tale they tell.  
 
             Dm                     G  
But Harry's long gone now, and the customers as well.  
 
 C          C            F       F          F         C          G  
Me and the dog and the ghost of Harry will make this world turn right.  
 
F               G        Am  
It'll all turn right.  
 
          Am                     Em           D  
Now when Harry was a young man, Harry was so debonair.  
 
    G                F                 C  
He walked a bouncy step in his shiny shoes.  
 
          Am                     Em                D  
And when Harry was a young man, well, Harry could walk on air.  
 
            Dm                   G                      F  
He mixed a mean cocktail and he talked you through the late news.  
 
F  
You want to hear some great news  
 
F  
Harry's still here.  
 
Am               F                    G  
Wet wind on the sidewalk: I'm still staring at the rain.  
 
Am                F                     G  
Walking up the street, and I'm walking down again.  
 
G                F             G  
And my feet are tired and my brain is numb.  
 
Em                    Am          G  
See that broken neon sign saying, in you come.  
 
          Dm                          G  
Another Harry's bar -- or that's the tale they tell.  
 
             Dm                     G  
But Harry's long gone now, and the customers as well.  
 
 C          C            F       F          F         C          G  
Me and the dog and the ghost of Harry will make this world turn right.  
 
F                           G  
We'll make this world turn right.  
 
                  Am  F G  
Another Harry's bar.  
And another Harry's bar.  
And another, and another Harry's bar.