Oh Lonesome Me chords by Neil Young

Chords with lyrics (Ver. 2)

Oh Lonesome Me chords *
Neil Young

E MajorE A augmentedA x2

E MajorE      A augmentedA       E MajorE     A augmentedA
Everybody's going out and having fun
E MajorE       A augmentedA        E MajorE      A augmentedA
I'm a fool for staying home and having none
 E MajorE       B minorBm       A augmentedA  A minorAm
I can't get over how she set me free;
D MajorD  A augmentedA      E MajorE
Oh, oh, lonesome me

E MajorE A augmentedA

   E MajorE           A augmentedA
There must be some way that I can lose
   E MajorE       A augmentedA
these lonesome blues
  E MajorE       A augmentedA
Forget about the past,
   E MajorE      A augmentedA
find someone new
   E MajorE        E7E7       A augmentedA A minorAm
I've thought up everything from A augmentedA to Z;
D MajorD  A augmentedA      E MajorE
Oh, oh, lonesome me

E MajorE A augmentedA

   A augmentedA         B7B7
I'll bet she's not like me;
   G# minorG#m      C# minorC#m
she's out and fancy free
F# minorF#m        A augmentedA
Flirting with the boys,
      E MajorE
with all her charms
  A augmentedA        B7B7
But I still love her so,
  G# minorG#m        C# minorC#m
and brother don't you know?
  F# minorF#m        A augmentedA        B7B7
I'd welcome her right back here in my arms

   E MajorE           A augmentedA
There must be some way that I can lose
   E MajorE       A augmentedA
these lonesome blues
  E MajorE      A augmentedA
Forget about my past,
   E MajorE      A augmentedA
find someone new

 E MajorE       B minorBm       A augmentedA  A minorAm
I can't get over how she set me free;
D MajorD  A augmentedA      E MajorE
Oh, oh, lonesome me


E MajorE A augmentedA E MajorE A augmentedA

* Alternate:

Capo II

E MajorE  = D MajorD
A augmentedA  = G+G
B minorBm = A minorAm
Am = G minorGm
E7E7 = D7D7
D MajorD  = D MajorD
B7B7 = A7A7
G# minorG#m = F# minorF#m
C# minorC#m = B minorBm
F# minorF#m = E minorEm

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