Lucy
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[Intro: ]C Dm Em Dm(2x)
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm
The day that I left Lucy
C Dm Em F Em
A tear fell from her eye
Am Em7 Am Dm G
Now I don't have nobody, and I was such a fool
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm
On the day that I left Lucy.
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm
The day that I left Lucy
C Dm Em F Em
She cried, then said goodbye
Am Em7 Am Dm G
Now it's done, and it's over, and I am all alone
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm
On the day that I left Lucy
Am Am7+/G#
Now I don't have anymore songs to sing
Am7/G F#m7(flat 5) D7
'Cause you were everything, everything to me
F Bflat
C
But I did-n't re-al-ize that I felt this way, until that day
Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm
C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em Dm C Dm Em F Em
Today I'm missing Lucy, and you say that she's OK, I hope she is.
Am Em7 Am Dm G
Now I don't have nobody and no one will ever replace...
C Dm Em
My Lucy
Dm C Dm Em Dm
I love Lucy,
C Dm Em Dm
Lucy...
C Dm Em Dm C
On the day that I left Lucy...
my Lucy
How to play Lucy
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.