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Going Down That Lonely Road

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INTRO:     D       G      A  D  
       D    E     G    G/A
VERSE1:
DSlowly growing Hmolder 
and IG?ve said it Aall befHmore E  
but I could Emneed someone to Atalk to D  
The sun stHmill rises, 
but Gthings are not Aquite like they Hmseem E  
I can't contrEmol myself 
awAake or in my dream 
CHORUS:
Going Hmdown that lAonely rGoad 
I Dwish I was    EmgoAing hoDme 
I would Hmdo it Aall Gagain 
if DI just could    Embe Asomeone 
It's Dbeen like Dthis for Hmages 
Cannot Ghear a Aword they Hmsay 
GCrying on a Hmsunny dDay 
VERSE2
DI could need a sHmhelter 
a Gplace where I Acan Hmhide E  
a bad wind Emis blowing and I?m gettAing colder D  
There's no onHme on my doorstep 
anGd no one asks Afor more  Hm  
I?ll walk Emalone 
liAke many times before 
CHORUS X 3
Ending:     D      G      A  D  
            D      E      G    G/A(End on) D  

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Going Down That Lonely Road

by Jim Stärk

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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G/A

D G A D

INTRO:

D E G G/A

VERSE1:

D Hm

Slowly growing older

G A Hm E

and I?ve said it all before

Em A D

but I could need someone to talk to

The sun still rises,

G A Hm E

but things are not quite like they seem

I can't control myself

awake or in my dream

CHORUS:

Hm A G

Going down that lonely road

D Em A D

I wish I was going home

Hm A G

I would do it all again

D Em A

if I just could be someone

D D Hm

It's been like this for ages

G A Hm

Cannot hear a word they say

G Hm D

Crying on a sunny day

VERSE2

D Hm

I could need a shelter

G A Hm E

a place where I can hide

Em A D

a bad wind is blowing and I?m getting colder

There's no one on my doorstep

G A Hm

and no one asks for more

I?ll walk alone

like many times before

CHORUS X 3

D G A D

Ending:

D E G G/A D

(End on)

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