Key: C | Tempo: 78 | Time: 3/4IntroVerse 1At Half Past Eight, When The Rain Comes DownThe Lanterns Glow Through The Alehouse BrownOld Boots Dragging From The Cobbled StreetWith Tired Old Hearts And Wandering FeetA Grey- Haired Man By The Corner FlameSays, Lad, Do You Know An Old Refrain?I Lost The Words, But I Know The PainThat Sang Like Youth In The Summer RainSo Lift The Tune Where The Old Dreams HideLet Every Sorrow Find The TideChorusPour Me A Song Tonight, My FriendLet The Fiddle And Whistle RiseWe've All Come Here With A Little HurtAnd A Longing In Our EyesSo Play Us Warm, Play Us BrightTill The Shadows Feel All RightPour Me A Song, Old FriendPour Me A Song TonightInstrumentalVerse 2Sean At The Bar Keeps A Laughing FaceHe Fills Every Glass Like He Owns The PlaceBut When The Room Turns Quiet And LowYou Can Hear The Dream He Never Let GoHe Says I Was Meant For The Silver ScreenNot Polishing Glasses Behind The GreenBut The Years Rolled In Like The Evening TideAnd Buried The Boy I Kept In SightSo Raise Your Glass To The Roads Not CrossedAnd All The Younger Songs We LostChorusPour Me A Song Tonight, My FriendLet The Fiddle And Whistle RiseWe've All Come Here With A Little HurtAnd A Longing In Our EyesSo Play Us Warm, Play Us BrightTill The Shadows Feel All RightPour Me A Song, Old FriendPour Me A Song TonightInstrumentalVerse 3It's A Fine Old Crowd For A Rainy NightAnd The Landlord Knocks By The Amber LightFor He Knows They Come When The World Feels ThinTo Lose Their Sorrow In The Songs I SingThe Piano Rings Like A Fairground BellThe Fiddle Cries Where The Old Tales DwellCoins Fall Soft In The Weather JarAnd Someone Says, Lad, You Should Be A StarChorusPour Me A Song Tonight, My FriendLet The Fiddle And Whistle RiseWe've All Come Here With A Little HurtAnd A Longing In Our EyesSo Play Us Warm, Play Us BrightTill The Shadows Feel All RightPour Me A Song, Old FriendPour Me A Song TonightPour Me A Song, Old FriendPour Me A Song TonightOutro
