Lonely Again
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Intro: Em C G D
Em
i became her lover ,she became my lover
C
had her heart broke, i was helping her recover
G
i became the man she knew she could rely on
D
somebody to listen, a shoulder to cry on
Em
she was getting better, better she was gettin
C
the more time spent, the more she was forgetting
G
but then back around to see he started coming
D
and she's on the low, taking phone calls from him
Em
i thought that we were building something strong
C G
he apologizes and now you're gone
D
and i wont put up with this
Em C
you wanna go go, just hope you know
G D
baby you're gonna be, lonely lonely again (oohw)
lonely lonely
Em C
come on go go, just hope you know,
G D
baby you're gonna be, lonely lonely again
lonely, lonely again
Em
dont call me when you're lonely again
C
when you're lonely again
G D
lonely again (oohw)
Em
sugar dont call me when you're lonely again
C
when you're lonely again
G D
lonely again (oohw)
Em
and i cant believe it, no really cant believe it
C
never in a million years, i couldnt see it
G
i pulled her from the flames, so she dont expire
D
she turn around and jumped right back in the fire
Em
what are you doing how could you do it
C
back to the flames, baby thats just stupid
G
had me feeling bad for you, so foolish (whatever)
D
now you deserve what you get (whoow)
Em
i thought that we were building something strong
C G
he apologizes and now you're gone
D
and i wont put up with this
Em C
you wanna go go, just hope you know
G D
baby you're gonna be, lonely lonely again (oohw)
lonely lonely
Em C
come on go go, just hope you know,
G
baby you're gonna be, lonely lonely again
D
lonely, lonely again
Em
dont call me when you're lonely again
C
when you're lonely again
G D
lonely again (oohw)
Em
sugar dont call me when you're lonely again
C
when you're lonely again
G D
lonely again (oohw)
How to play Lonely Again
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.