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Have You Ever Been Lonely?

Words by George Brown, Music by Peter De Rose - 1933

Verse:
C             Gdim	G7            Cdim	C              Cdim	G7
C              Am     B7	Em            A7	Am            D7	G7             C
Chorus:
F               C	-	G7	-
-	-	C	-                C7
F	-	C               G7	C
G             Ddim	D7	G7           Gdim	G7             C
F               C	-	G7	-
-	-	E7             Bb7	A7
Dm	Fm	C                Fm	C
G7	-	C	-           (to chorus)

8-beat intro.  Play 4-beats for each cell, reading from left to right.

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Verse:

Two of a kind ev'ry where I see, Lovers in the moonlight, Robins in a tree.

Now that we have parted, What am I to do, But make this plea to you:

 

Chorus:

Have you ever been lonely? Have you ever been blue?
Have you ever loved someone, Just as I love you?
Can't you see that I'm sorry, For each mistake I've made?
Can't you see I've changed dear? Can't you see that I've paid?
Oh, be a little forgiving, Take me back in your heart.
How can I go on living, Now that we're apart?
If you knew what I'd been through, You'd know why I ask you:
Have you ever been lonely? Have you ever been blue?

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Listen to Dave Marty play "Have You Ever Been Lonely?" (mp3)

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Arranged by Jim Bottorff

 

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