Tom: F
Introdução: F Bb F C F Bb F C
Bb C Bb C F
If these old walls, if these old walls could speak.
Bb F C Dm F C Bb
What a tale they have to tell, hard headed people raisin'hell
C F Bb
A couple in love livin' week to week.
C7 F Bb C
Rooms full of laughter, if these walls could speak.
verse 2
Bb C Bb C F
If these old halls, if hallowed halls could talk.
Bb F Dm F C Bb
These would have a tale to tell, the sun goin' down and dinner bells.
C F Bb
And children playin' at hide and seek.
C7 F Bb C Bb
From floor to rafters, if these old Halls could speak.
C F C Bb
They would tell you that I'm sorry.
C F C Bb
For bein' and cold and blind and weak.
Dm C Bb Gm
They would tell you that it's only that I have a stubborn streak.
Bb F
If these walls could speak.
F Bb C F Bb C
verse 3
Bb C Bb C F
If these old fashion window panes were eyes.
Bb F C Dm
I guess they would have seen it all.
F C Bb
Each little tear in silence would fall.
C F Bb
And every dream that we came to seek,
C7 F Bb C Bb
Or followed after, if these old walls could speak.
C F C Bb
They would tell you that I owe you,
C F C
More that I could ever pay.
Bb Dm
Here's someone who really loves you,
C Bb Gm Dm
Don't ever go away.
Gm F Bb F C Gm F
That's what these walls would say.