A Million Friends But No Sweetheart - Eddie Noack

A Million Friends But No Sweetheart

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"A Million Friends but No Sweetheart" - Eddie Noack
Track 13 of 35 on the album "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes [Disc 3]" (2012)
 
[Intro]
A E
B7 E
 
[Verse]
E A
A man with a million friends but no sweetheart
B7 E
Lonely is he... that's me
E A
A laugh and a joke, but a sad lonely heart
B7 E E7
Acting the clown, but not feeling the part
 
[Pre-Chorus 1]
A E B7 E
The life of each party, at least, so it seems
B7 A E
Spending his life on worthless dreams
A E B7 E
Longing for someone who's more than just a friend
B7 A E
A someone who'll love him when the dance ends
 
[Chorus 1]
E A
A man who each day must go his own way
B7 E
A million friends, but no sweetheart
A B7 E
Lonely is he... that's me
 
[Slide Guitar Solo]
E E7 A
B7 E
A B7 E E7
 
[Pre-Chorus 2]
A E B7 E
After the party, where does his smile go?
B7 A E
Does it hang in the closet with his gay dashing clothes?
A E B7 E
When he visits his friends, he's so lost and alone
B7 A E
He plays with their children, but longs for his own
 
[Chorus 2]
E A
Perhaps he's recalling a love that is gone
B7 E
A million friends, but no sweetheart
A B7 E
Lonely is he... that's me

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