Lonesome And A Long Way From Home
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[Intro ]
C
[Verso 1]
C
Out on an open highway,
F
Such a lovely day but something's wrong.
C
Something, something's gotta be wrong.
C
Just left home this morning,
F
This old road keeps rolling on and on.
C
Rolling, rolling on and on.
C
Won't somebody help me (somebody help me)
C
Somebody help me (somebody help me)
C
Somebody help me ((somebody help me)
C Bb F
I've never been so lonesome and a long way from home
C C Bb F C
I've never been so lonesome and a long way from home
C C Bb F C
I've never been so lonesome and a long way from home
C
Never been so lonely.
D F Ab G
C F
Something's wrong
C
Something, something sure is wrong.
C F
Rolling on and on
D
Rolling, rolling on and on.
D
Won't somebody help me (somebody help me)
D
Won't somebody help me (somebody help me)
D
Won't somebody help me (somebody help me)
A
I've never been so
D C D
Lonesome and a long way from home
D C D
Lonesome and a long way from home
D C D
Lonesome and a long way from home
D
Never been so lonely
D
Never, never, never been so lonesome
D
Never been so lonely
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