C Am F G On the seefront down at Brighton we used to harmonizeC Am F G Me, Griff and Johnny, Slick and some other guysF G C Am We were singing oldies, but they were goodies thenF F G And today when I play my old 45’s I remember whenC Am F G We practiced in the backroom, down in the old saint Louis hallC Am F G Crowding under the arches, singing doo-waps to the wallF G C Am And when we played at Richmond, we’d really pack’em inF F G And the people would travel from miles around, just to hear The Razors singG C Am F G 'Cause we were looking for an echo, an answer to our soundContinúa después del anuncioC Am A place to be in harmonyF G C Am F G A place we almost found.F C We forget the world around us when we sang old “Chapel Bells"F C We’d sing songs by The Moonglows, The Harptones and The DellsF C Am And when we sang “Sincerely", we would sing with all our mightF G G7 G# Even though the town was sleeping, we’d break the still of the nightC# A#m F# G# We’ve seen a lot of changes since when we first beginC# A#m F# G# We’ve gone our separate ways now, even sung with some old bandsF# G# C# A#m Now we’ve turned into oldies, but we were goodies thenF# F# G# A And today when I play my old 45’s I remember whenA D Bm G A We were looking for an echo, an answer to our soundD Bm A place to be in harmonyG A D Bm G A A place we almost found.A D Bm G A We were looking for an echo, an answer to our soundD Bm A place to be in harmonyG A D Bm G A A place we almost found.
Looking For An Echo
Rocky Sharpe
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