G D What happened here? As the New York sunset disappeared A Bm I found an Empty Garden, among the flagstones there G D Who lived here? He must have been a gardener that cared a lot A who weeded out the tears and grew a good crop Bm Now it all looks strange G A D It's funny how one insect can damage so much grain G D And what's it for, this little Empty Garden by the brownstone door A and in the cracks along the sidewalk Bm nothing grows no more G D Who lived here? He must have been gardener that cared a lot A who weeded out the tears and grew a good crop Bm and we are so amazed G we're crippled and we're dazed A D A gardener like that one, no one can replace G And I've been knockin' D but no one answers G And I've been knockin' Bm most all the day Em Oh, and I've been callin' Bm oh, hey, hey Johnny G A D can't you come out to play? D G And through their tears D some say he farmed his best in younger years A but he'd have said that roots grow stronger Bm If only he could hear G D Who lived there? He must have been a gardener that cared a lot A who weeded out the tears and grew good crop Bm Now we pray for rain G And with every drop that pours A D we hear, we hear your name G And I've been knockin' D but no one answers G And I've been knockin' Bm most all the day Em oh, and I've been calling Bm oh, hey, hey Johnny G A D can't you come out, to play G And I've been knockin' D but no one answers G And I've been knockin' Bm most all the day Em oh, and I've been calling Bm oh, hey, hey Johnny G A D can't you come out, can't you come out to play Em G A D Johnny, can't you come out to play in your Empty Garden
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