Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Composed by Hal Poindexter Intro: 125 BPM A D A F#m E A Verse 1: A D A Met an old man in the park and I talked with him ‘til dark. F#m E A Listening to the stories he could tell. A D A Even though he lost his sight, he could make you laugh or cry. F#m E A He often had these words he asked of me.
Chorus: D A Are the leaves still painted green? F#m E Do the birds still look the same? A D Do the old dogs sleep all day? A E A Then the old man smiled at me and walked away. Play Instrumental Break Chord Sequence : A D A F#m E A | A D A F#m E A | A D A F#m E A | D A Verse 2: A D A I went back to walk around, but the old man can’t be found. F#m E A Ever seen carving on his wooden cane. A D A Though we’ll never be back again, I’ll remember my old friend, F#m E A And the very last words that he said to me. Chorus: D A Are the leaves still painted green? F#m E Do the birds still look the same? A D Do the old dogs sleep all day? A E A Then the old man smiled at me and walked away. Chorus: D A Are the leaves still painted green? F#m E Do the birds still look the same? A D Do the old dogs sleep all day? A E A Then the old man smiled at me and walked away.
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