Found the words to Harvey on an old song sheet which was used by my Church Young adults group in the 70"s

    Harvey

Am             D                Am                D
1.Harvey's in his forties, he's tall and rather thin
    C                                F                E
You'd know that he's a miner by the blue scars on his Skin

Chorus
         Am                D           Am                    D
And he listens with his hands, he listens with his face
    C                                    F                E
He listens with the whole of him at any time or place
    Am               Dm                    Am            E            Am
For Harvey is a listening man, he'll listen all his days.

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HARVEY
Songwriter ?

1.Harvey's in his forties, he's tall and rather thin
    You'd know that he's a miner by the blue scars on his skin

CHORUS
And he listens with his hands, he listens with his face
He listens with the whole of him at any time or place
For Harvey is a listening man, he'll listen all his days.

2. When he's with his pigeons and children mill around
    He tells them how to follow every gentle cooing sound

3. Old men on the park bench, they rattle memories door
   To root out every treasure and he's heard it all before

4. Often in the local, his foot up on the rail
    He bends his head, respectful of the silence when words fail.

5. Down the pit a stone falls, for someone that's the end
    And as they think of kinfolk, well, it's Harvey that they send.