[INTRO:] G [VERSE 1:] I came down to AlbanyF To New York, to find what I'd been missingG I looked across the river toF The city where the windows all stood glisteningEm I stood listening [VERSE 2:]G Into a tunnel I did rideF Like a grave inside, but I was young and ableG When I came out the other endF Through the smoke the winter light was feebleEm Unreadable [VERSE 3:]G I was optimistic thoughF A cabbie told me where to go, I thanked himG A face of white a face of brownF Here a smile, there a look of dangerEm For a stranger [CHORUS 1:]Dm It was too unreal for meEm I found no one who trusted meF There was no man could offer meG F Em A cold hand from New York______ [CHORUS 2:]G Cold hands from New YorkF A voice within you criesG "Won't someone please help me" I'll do the same for you one dayF G Em A7 F D D7 If you should ever pass my way and need me [VERSE 4:]G I came down to live aloneF In New York, the city of the livingG There were fortunes at my feetF But most of men were taking, none were givingEm Or forgivingContinúa después del anuncio[VERSE 5:]G Children ran and children playedF And roses grew in alleyways, I saw themG There were men who lived in styleF And others who had died where no one knew themEm 'Because they couldn't win [VERSE 6:]G There were parks where old men sleptF And dingy rooms where babies crept, unwantedG 'Til I began to ask myselfF If there was hope or if it mattered what they didEm Or if they lived [CHORUS 1:]Dm It was too unreal for meEm I found no one who trusted meF There was no man could offer meG F Em A cold hand from New York______ [CHORUS 2:]G Cold hands from New YorkF A voice within you criesG "Won't someone please help me" I'll do the same for you one dayF G Em A7 F D D7 If you should ever pass my way and need me [VERSE 7:]G I came down to AlbanyF To New York, to find what I'd been missingG I looked across the river toF The city where the windows all stood glisteningEm I stood listening [VERSE 8:]G There were prophets in the squaresF And people there who smiled and said forget itG There were lovers in the parkF And there was danger in the dark, I felt itEm So afraid of it [VERSE 9:]G There were preachers of the wordF And poets who were never heard, I heard themG There were those who would not tryF To learn the measure of the lieEm They're living [VERSE 10:]G I heard a young musician playF In a place where they paid you not to listenG I heard a woman scream for helpF While men stood by and offered their best wishesEm That's how it is [CHORUS 1:]Dm It was too unreal for meEm I found no one who trusted meF There was no man could offer meG F Em A cold hand from New York______ [CHORUS 2:]G Cold hands from New YorkF A voice within you criesG "Won't someone please help me" I'll do the same for you one dayF G If you should ever pass my way and need me [CHORUS 2:] Cold hands from New YorkF A voice within you criesG "Won't someone please help me" I'll do the same for you one dayF G If you should ever pass my way and need me [CHORUS 2:] Cold hands from New YorkF A voice within you criesG "Won't someone please help me" I'll do the same for you one dayF G Em A7 F D D7 If you should ever pass my way and need me
Cold Hands From New York
Gordon Lightfoot
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