https://open.spotify.com/track/4gmodZlGV8f6H7KkYeeVPo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb0sqZ_Lkjs
Worked out on request for Bilou who also delivered fine lyrics.
ALBUM : The Source (1970)
If you like my "work" don't hesitate to add favorite or to give it the STARS it deserves (with explanation?).
Here is the list of all the songs I did upload for UG:
https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/contribution/3817887-frans.vanuytv/tabs?sort=-date&page=1&per-page=50
ATTENTION: You are experienced? Then you don't have to use Capo. USE TRANSPOSE BUTTON +1.
ATTENTION: All chords for 4 beats (12/8) but 2+2 for C going to D7

[Intro]
| G           | G

[Verse 1]
G                   G                 G         G
  They say the neon lights are bright   on Broadway.
G                         G       G            G
  They say there's always   magic   in the air.
C                         C
  But when you're walkin'   down that street
C                     C        D7
  and you ain't have enough to eat.
G                  G               G        G
  The glitter rubs   right off and   you're nowhere

[Verse 2]
G                    G                    G             G
  They say the girls   are something else   on Broadway
G                     G               G            G
  but lookin' at them   just gives me   the blues.
C                  C
  But how ya gonna   make some time
C                     C        D7
  when all you got is one thin dime.
G                   G            G            G
  And one thin dime   won't even   shine your shoes.

[Verse 3]
G                       G          G                 G
  They say that I won't   last too long on Broadway.
G                          G            G              G
  I'll catch the Greyhound bus for home   they all say.
C                     C
  But they get wrong,   I know they are,
C                   C             D7
  'cause I can sing   with the guitar.
G                 G            G        G
  I sing my song,   I'm a star   on Broadway,
G         G    G         G
  on Broadway,   on Broadway.