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INTRO:   C      F    C  F  
VERSE:
Your dCaddy drank himself half to death when Fhe was 39 years old
But I hCope you don't think I feel like a father to yFou
But CI want to tell you I miss you so much, you're a thFousand miles away
I'm at the whCeel of my car and I'm coming on home to yFou, yeah
LoCnely hearts, they're not made to bFreak
I gCot no spare parts, got no oil to chFange
CHORUS:
HGoney, I ain't accustomed to lFose
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough
VERSE:
I take the 10 to Phoenix, be in Tucson by the afternoon
Lonely hearts, they're not made to break
I got no spare parts, got no oil to change
CHORUS:
HoGney, I ain't accustomed to lFose
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough
HoGney, I ain't accustomed to lFose
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough, yeah
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough, yes
INSTRUMENTAL:    C     F    C  F  
VERSE:
Lonely Hearts, they're not made to break
I got no spare parts, got no oil to change
CHORUS:
HoGney, I ain't accustomed to lFose
If I wCant something bad enough, I always find a way to get thFrough
Lonely hearts, they're not made to break
Lonely hearts, they're not made to break
NOTE: The entire song is basically C and F until indicated in the 
      CHORUS where a G is played.

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No Spare Parts

by The Rolling Stones

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C F C F

INTRO:

VERSE:

C F

Your daddy drank himself half to death when he was 39 years old

C F

But I hope you don't think I feel like a father to you

C F

But I want to tell you I miss you so much, you're a thousand miles away

C F

I'm at the wheel of my car and I'm coming on home to you, yeah

C F

Lonely hearts, they're not made to break

C F

I got no spare parts, got no oil to change

CHORUS:

G F

Honey, I ain't accustomed to lose

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through

VERSE:

I take the 10 to Phoenix, be in Tucson by the afternoon

Lonely hearts, they're not made to break

I got no spare parts, got no oil to change

CHORUS:

G F

Honey, I ain't accustomed to lose

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through

G F

Honey, I ain't accustomed to lose

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through, yeah

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through, yes

C F C F

INSTRUMENTAL:

VERSE:

Lonely Hearts, they're not made to break

I got no spare parts, got no oil to change

CHORUS:

G F

Honey, I ain't accustomed to lose

C F

If I want something bad enough, I always find a way to get through

Lonely hearts, they're not made to break

NOTE: The entire song is basically C and F until indicated in the

CHORUS where a G is played.

About No Spare Parts Chords by The Rolling Stones

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