Broadway

[D]
 [G]
 [A]
 [D]
 [G]

I[D] stood on faith[G], and the corn[A]er of ambiti[D]on

I[G] came here to s[A]ink or swim, and t[D]o show them all

T[G]hat they were wrong,  [A]and though I never thought I'd make it this far

S[D]o the curtains are down.[G]  For the mome[A]nt I was someone [D]

T[D]here were those in the ???[G] (Don't know this line)

w[A]ho came this way[D].  Now they're gone.[G]

B[A]ut there's always someone at home who never forgets who you ar[D]e.

A[A]nd when I'm down and I'm growin' old, [Bm7]it won't be long or I won't try

I[Em] won't be bound to a life out[A] in the cold

I[D]t's been a steady pace, to ke[Bm7]ep my steps bet[G]ween these cracks on Broadwa[Em]y

A[Em]nd m[F#m]y stri[G]de in rhythm to the beat[A] of home sweet home.  [D]

(SOLO here. Chords something like  G A D G A D, etc.)

A[A]nd when I'm down and I'm gr[Bm7]owin' old, I won't be long or I won't try

I[Em] won't be bound to a life out [A]in the cold

I[D]t's been a steady pace, to ke[Bm7]ep my steps bet[G]ween these cracks on Broadway[Em]

 [Em]  [F#m]  [G]
 [A]
 [D]
A[Bm7]nd my stride in rhythm to the beat of home sweet (Can't go on, I'm on the top
                    ?
o[Em]f my better years.  I'm going home.  It's too lonesome[A] on the bottom rung here)

I[D]t's been a steady pace, to ke[Bm7]ep my steps bet[G]ween these cracks on Broadwa[Em]y

A[Em]nd m[F#m]y str[G]ide in rhythm to the beat[A] of home sweet home.   [D]

Bm7 - 224232    F

You get the idea.  Work with it and see what you can come up with. I can't
figure out what she says on the fifth line.  I'm not so sure about the F
but it sounds OK to me.   If you don't have this album, you should get it!
Alison is a great artist who doesn't get enough recognition, in my opinion!