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So Lonesome I Could Cry

Hank Williams

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C

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Hear that lone some whip poor will, he sounds too blue to
ev er see a rob in weep, when leaves be gan to

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7 C7 F C

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fly. The mid night train is whin ing low I'MSO LONE SOME
die. That means he's lost the will to live. I'MSO LONE SOME

A2

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14 G7 C

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I COULD CRY. I've nev er seen a light so long when time goes
I COULD CRY. The sil lence of a fall ing star lights up a

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22 C7 F C

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crawl ing by The moon just went be hind a cloud to
pur ple sky. And as I won der where you are I'm so
1. 2.

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G7 C

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29

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hide its face and CRY. did you
lone some I could CRY,

1949 (renewed)