David Warmke - The Worst Part Of Being Alone - Misc Originals

David Warmke - The Worst Part Of Being Alone

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus[
D Am
The worst part of being alone
Am Am7 G
It’s Not going through those hard times
D Am
It’s when times they are good
Am7 C Gadd11
Having no one to celebrate with
 
[Verse 1]
Am Em
Been alone most all my life
Am Em
Alone for 27 years of marriage
Am Bm
Alone with most friends and acquaintances
Gmaj7(no3) Am7 Gmaj7
Only a few people really connect and understand
 
[Verse 2]
D Am
Most people all wrapped up in themselves
Am Am7 G
Cant and wont celebrate just cause
D Am
They don’t have time, too much to do
C Am/C G
They’re totally consumed in their self-centered universe
 
[Chorus[
D Am
The worst part of being alone
Am Am7 G
It’s Not going through those hard times
D Am
It’s when times they are good
Am7 C Gadd11
Having no one to celebrate with
 
[Verse 3]
Am Em
Need a lady a good lady to share my life
Am Em
Most of the good ones they’re all married
Am Bm
Most others they’re too hurt and broken
Gmaj7(no3) Am7 Gmaj7
I know there is a good one out there for me
 
[Verse 4]
Am Em
Time to wait , wait and wait
Am Bm
Solitary but not really lonely
Am Em
The Lord always by my side
Em G
Waiting always a big part of His Blessings
 
[Chorus[
D Am
The worst part of being alone
Am G
It’s Not going through those hard times
D Am
It’s when times they are good
C Am/C G
Having no one to celebrate with
 
[Chorus[
D Am
The worst part of being alone
Am Am7 G
It’s Not going through those hard times
D Am
It’s when times they are good
C Cmaj7 G C Am C G Gadd11 G
Having no one to celebrate with

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