No More Lonely Nights - Alvin Lee

No More Lonely Nights

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Intro: Em A x2
 
Em A
There’s a man outside your door, And he waits to take you somewhere
 
Em A
To places I don’t know, But I’m sure
 
Em A
You’ll be back before the dawn, And I’ll listen to your story
 
Em A
But I heard it all so many times before
 
C G D C
We know that it’s ended, But it’s hard to break the ties
 
G D C
We pretended, but we cannot close our eyes
 
Em D G A
And I can’t take anymore
 
Chorus
E E A G D
No more Lonely Nights, no more alibi’s, no more tears to cry, Good bye
 
E E A G D
They’ll be no more lies, I’m break’n the ties, it’s time to fly, Good bye
 
Em A
We have drifted far away, And a smile can’t hide the sorrow
 
Em A
We missed it everyday, the seeds been sewn
 
Em A
There’s a life outside the door, And a brand new day tomorrow
 
Em A
There’s noth’n left to say, I’ll soon be gone
C G D C
Somewhere behind us, we watched it slip away
 
G D C
Sometimes I wonder, what makes you stay, together
 
Em D G A
But I can’t take, anymore
 
Chorus
E E A G D
No more Lonely Nights, no more alibi’s, no more tears to cry, Good bye
 
E E A G D
They’ll be no more lies, I’m break’n the ties, it’s time to fly, Good bye
 
No more lonely, lonely
 
E E A G D
lonely Nights, no more alibi’s, no more tears to cry, Good bye
 
E E A G D
They’ll be no more lies, I’m break’n the ties, it’s time to fly, Good bye
 
(Instrumental)
 
They’ll be no more, no more lonely nights
 
They’ll be no more lonely, no more lonely nights
 
No more lonely nights, alibi’s, tears to cry, Good bye
 
Lonely nights, break’n the ties, time to fly
 
No more lonely nights, alibi’s, tears to cry, Good bye

How to play No More Lonely Nights

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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.

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