Tonart: C major•
Verse 1
G
C
She
sit's there on her front porch
G
C
Every day at 4 o'clock
Waving at the traffic that runs
F
Dm
Up and down the block
F
Dm
Her face and hands are wrinkled and
G
Her grey hair almost shines
Over 50 years have come and gone
Since she was in her prime
Verse 2
C
A high school girl in blue
Jeans stops each Thursday afternoon
They talk about life and love
Dm
She lets the girl try on her gown
G
She's kept for all these years
She talks about when she was young
Verse 3
Her old eyes filled with tears
F
Didn't she really thrill
G
C
them back in 1924
G
Young men fell in love with her
C
G
C
F
When she came through the door
C
Am
Still they'd ask for just one more
F
G
Oh she stole their hearts
Verse 4
C
She holds a photo album as she
Rocks there in her chair
Here's the men she almost married –
F
They all look so debonair
Dm
She remembers all the faces and
G
The night each one proposed
It makes her feel so young again
As her old eyes slowly close
C
Verse 5
C
The papers never said much when
The old maid passed away
For the man who drove the moving- van
F
It was just another day
Dm
The florist never understood when the
G
Young girl left the store
Just why she sent a wreath that
F
Said from the class of '24
G
Didn't she really thrill them back
Verse 6
G
G
Young men fell in love with her
C
F
When she came through the door
C
Am
G
Still they'd ask for just one more
F
G
Oh she stole their hearts
C
F
away in 1924
Verse 7
G
Didn't she really thrill
G
Young men fell in love with her
C
F
When she came through the door
C
Am
Still they'd ask for just one more
F
G
Oh she stole their hearts away in 1924
C
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