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verse 1 G Am D G We had an apartment in the city Am D Bm Me and Loretta liked living there C It's been years since the kids have grown G D G Oh, lives of their own, they left us alone verse 2 Am D G John and Linda live in Omaha Am D Bm Joe is somewhere on the road C We lost Davy in the Korean war G D F And I still don't know what for, guess it doesn't matter anymore G We know old trees just grow stronger F G Old rivers grow wilder every day Bm C But old people just grow lonesome G D G Waiting for someone to say, 'Hello in there, hello' Interlude G Am D G Am D G verse 3 Am D G Me and Loretta we don't talk much more Am D She just sits, stares through the back door screen Bm C And all the news just repeats itself G D G Like some forgotten dream that we've both seen verse 4 Am D G Someday I'll go and call up Rudy Am D Bm We worked together at the factory C But what'll I tell him if asks what's new G D F I'd say, 'Nothing, what's with you? There ain't much left to do' G We know old trees just grow stronger F G Old rivers grow wilder every day Bm C But old people just grow lonesome G D G Waiting for someone to say, 'Hello in there, hello' Interlude G Am D G Am D G Verse 5 Am D G So, if you're walking down the street sometime Am D And spot some hollow ancient eyes Bm C Please don't just pass them by and stare G D As if you didn't care, say, 'Hello in there' G Am D Say, 'Hello' G Am D Say, 'Hello' G Am D Say, 'Hello' G Am D G Say, 'Hello'
G We know old trees just grow stronger F G Old rivers grow wilder every day Bm C But old people just grow lonesome G D G Waiting for someone to say, 'Hello in there, hello'
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