Won'tcha Come Home - Lloyd Price

Won'tcha Come Home

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Intro:
 
C A G
(Won'tcha come home?..ba-dup-ba-dup-ba-dup.)
 
#1.
C F C
Oh, baby, please come home (Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
I'm sick and I'm all alone..(Won'tcha come home?)
F Bb F
I love and I miss you so..(Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
how much you'll never know..(Won'tcha come home?)
G F C
Oh, I need you, that's why I'm blue..come on home,
F C G G7
(Won'tcha come home?)..come on home.
 
#2.
C F
I never thought I'd feel this way..(Won'tcha come
C C
home?)..when you up and left that day..(Won'tcha
F C F
come home?)..but things haven't been the same..
Bb F
(Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
all I ever hear is your name..(Won'tcha come home?)
G F C
Oh, I need you that's why I'm blue..come on home..
F C G G7
(Won'tcha come home?)..come on home.
 
Bridge:
 
F
I get so tired of being alone..(doo-da-doo-doo)..
F
I can't even reach you by telephone..(doo-da-doo-doo)
F
Believe me, baby, when I call on you..(doo-da-doo-doo)
D G
I gotta whole lotta heartaches from missing you.
 
#3.
C F C
Now, tell me, baby, how long (Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
must I sing this song? (Won'tcha come home?)
F Bb F
Oh, now, stop this third degree..(Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
honey, it's killing me..(Won'tcha come home?)
G F C
Oh, I need you that's why I'm blue..come on home
F C G G7
(Won'tcha come home?) come on home.
 
#4.
C F
I never thought I'd feel this way..(Won'tcha come
C C
home?)..when you up and left that day..(Won'tcha
F C F
come home?)..but things haven't been the same..
Bb F
(Won'tcha come home?)
C F C
all I ever hear is your name..(Won'tcha come home?)
G F C
Oh, I need you that's why I'm blue..come on home..
F C G G7
(Won'tcha come home?)..come on home.
 
OUTRO:
C F C
Come on home (Won'tcha come home?) Come on home (Won'tcha
F C F C
come home?) Come on home (Won'tcha come home?) (Fade.)

How to play Won'tcha Come Home

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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.

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