I Just Get Lonely
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Intro: G Em Bm D (2x)
G
Oh, it's just the wine
Em
I shouldn't be drinking
Bm
Things cross my mind
D
I don't need to be thinking
G
When it comes to you
Em
I got a weak heart
Bm
It's hard going through
D
Being this far apart
C D
The blues come and go on me
C D HOLD G Em Bm D
Baby, I just get lonely, lonely, oh
G
Oh, I try to fight it
Em
I try not to call
Bm
I keep coming back
D
To what went wrong
G
Wish I could just let it
Em
Go on and be over
Bm
I know I'll regret it
D
In the morning when I'm sober
C D C
It's hurt talking, it's not me, oh baby
D G Em Bm D
I just get lonely, oh, I
Bm C
The voice you're hearing
Am7 D
At the end of the line
Bm C
It's just hurt talking
Am7 D
It's not mine
Solo: G Em Bm D (2x)
Quieter/one chord each line
G
This moment of weakness
Em
These things that I feel
Bm
It's not anything
D
Time won't heal
C Resume D G Em Bm D
Oh, baby, I just get lonely, oh I
G Em Bm D
I just get lonely, oh
G Em Bm D
I just get lonely, oh
G Em Bm D
Lonely, lonely
G
How to play I Just Get Lonely
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.