Ralph McTell - Streets Of London

Hey Guys!! This is my vesion of Streets Of London by Ralph McTell. It is actually played with finger-picking In my view it's verry easy Verse 1 Hamind. Verse 2 Have you seen the old girl who walks the streets of London Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags? She's no time for talkin' she just keeps right on walkin' Carrying her home in two carrier bags. Chorus Verse 3 In the all night cafe at a quarter past eleven Same old man sitting there on his own Looking at the world over the rim o (guitaretab.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell Streets Of London by Ralph Mctell Tuning: standard Capo on 2nd fret intro [C] [G] [Am] {sot e||--0------------------3--------------------------------------------------| B||------------1----------------0------1-------0--0h1----------------------| G||------0----------0-------0-------0------2----------2--------------------| D||----2---------2--------0-------0------2----------2----------------------| A||--3---------------------------------0-----0------------------ (azchords.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell I love this song, and I just hate it when the whole song don't have all the chords. Enjoy, my friend! [C] So [F]how can you [Em]tell me, you're [C]lo - ne - [Am]ly [D7] and say for [D7]you that the sun don't [G]shine?[G7] [C]Let me take you [G]by the hand, and [Am]lead you through the [Em]streets of London [F] I'll show you [C]something, to [G7]make you change your [C]mind[C] [C]Have you seen the [G]old gal, who w[Am]alks the streets of L[Em]ondon [F]dirt in he (guitaretab.com)

This was rejected as it was cited that it is a duplicate of Version 7. The chords are very similar however Version 7 has a number of verse faults that this version corrects. Most notably V7 - picking up the paper This - kicking up the paper V7 - some old man This - same old man V7 - Each day lasts and hour This - Each tea lasts an hour There are a variety of other differences too. Some excess "And" at the start of verses 3 and 4 plus a few other extras. I have also repeated the ch (guitaretab.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell original: no capo. but if you want it higher capo on 2 is nice. no pick. strum this song by hand. its beautiful. INTRO: [C] [G] [Am] [Em] [F] [C] [G] [C] [C]Have you seen the [G]old man, in [Am]the closed-down mar[Em]ket [F]picking up the [C]papers, with his [D7]worn-out [G7]shoes? [C]In his eyes you [G]see no pride, [Am]and held loosely [Em]by his side [F]yesterday's [C]papers, telling [G7]yesterday's [C]news CHORUS: [C]So how [F]can you tell[Em] me, you're (guitaretab.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell Streets Of London by Ralph Mctell Tuning: standard Capo on 2nd fret tabbed by: stakkelslasse intro [C] [G] [Am] {sot e||--0------------------3--------------------------------------------------| B||------------1----------------0------1-------0--0h1----------------------| G||------0----------0-------0-------0------2----------2--------------------| D||----2---------2--------0-------0------2----------2----------------------| A||--3-------------------------------- (guitaretab.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell original: no capo. but if you want it higher capo on 2 is nice. no pick. strum this song by hand. its beautiful. INTRO: [C] [G] [Am] [Em] [F] [C] [G] [C] [C]Have you seen the [G]old man, in [Am]the closed-down mar[Em]ket [F]picking up the [C]papers, with his [D7]worn-out [G7]shoes? [C]In his eyes you [G]see no pride, [Am]and held loosely [Em]by his side [F]yesterday's [C]papers, telling [G7]yesterday's [C]news CHORUS: [C]So how [F]can you tell[Em] me, you're (guitartabs.cc)

Streets of London Ralph McTell Streets Of London by Ralph Mctell Tuning: standard Capo on 2nd fret tabbed by: stakkelslasse intro [C] [G] [Am] {sot e||--0------------------3--------------------------------------------------| B||------------1----------------0------1-------0--0h1----------------------| G||------0----------0-------0-------0------2----------2--------------------| D||----2---------2--------0-------0------2----------2----------------------| A||--3-------------------------------- (guitartabs.cc)

STREETS OF LONDON The hardest thing about this tune is not the music - which is basically simple 4/4 with alternating bass for each chord - but the timing while singing the choruses and the last verse. I've tried to indicate phrasing by commas and line spacing, and I repeat chords when they cover two measures. Maybe it's not *that* difficult, after all. :-) If you're really stuck, find someone A truly beautiful, three-hanky tune. VERSE: OTHER VERSES: Have you seen the old gal, who walks (azchords.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell {sot ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot Streets of London - Ralph Mctell {sot ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot Tuning:<EADGBe Heres finally a tab for Ralph Mctells Streets of London!Remeber this is a easy version sound relativitly okay! Have you seen... The old man... In the... [C] [G] [Am] [Em] {sot e|----------0----------|--------3---------|--------0-- (azchords.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell original: no capo. but if you want it higher capo on 2 is nice. no pick. strum this song by hand. its beautiful. INTRO: [C] [G] [Am] [Em] [F] [C] [G] [C] [C]Have you seen the [G]old man, in [Am]the closed-down mar[Em]ket [F]picking up the [C]papers, with his [D7]worn-out [G7]shoes? [C]In his eyes you [G]see no pride, [Am]and held loosely [Em]by his side [F]yesterday's [C]papers, telling [G7]yesterday's [C]news CHORUS: [C]So how [F]can you tell[Em] me, you're (azchords.com)

Streets of London Ralph McTell Here is my interpretation of Ralph McTell's 1966 hit 'Streets of London', enjoy: By Adam Marshall 28th September 2005 1) Ha[D]ve you seen the ol[A/C#]d man in the cl[Bm]osed down m[F#m]ar - ket, ki[G]ck-ing up the pa[D]- pers with his wo[E7]rn out [A]shoes? In[D] his eyes you s[A/C#]ee no pride, h[Bm]and held loose - ly b[F#m]y his side- [G] [D] [A7] [D] {sot Yes- ter- day's pa-per tell-ing yes - ter-day's news- {eot So ho[G]w can you [F#m]tell me you're l (azchords.com)