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Lonely Weekends:Everly Brothers.
Album - Rock And Soul - on WARNER
Records in 1965.
INTRO:  E   Em7   E   Em7   E  Em7  
#1.
EWell, I make it alright, from AMonday 
morning Emtil Friday Enight..oh, oh, oh, 
those lonely weekends.
ESince you Aleft me, I'm as lonely as 
I can be..Doh, oh, oh, those lonely 
Eweekends.
#2.
ASaid you'd be, Dgood to Ame, said our 
love would never die.
ASaid you'd be, Dgood to Ame, but Bbaby 
you didn't even try.
#2.
Well, I make it Ealright, from AMonday 
morning Emtil Friday Enight..oh, oh, oh, 
those lonely weekends.
INTERLUDE:  E   Em7   E   Em7   E  Em7  
#3.
ASaid you'd be, Dgood to Ame, said our 
love would never die.
ASaid you'd be, Dgood to Ame, but, Bbaby, 
you didn't even try.
#4.
Well, I make it Ealright, from AMonday 
morning Emtil Friday Enight..oh, oh, oh, 
those lonely weekends.
OUTRO:  E Em7 E Em7..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Lonely Weekends

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Em7

Lonely Weekends:Everly Brothers.

Album - Rock And Soul - on WARNER

Records in 1965.

E Em7 E Em7 E Em7

INTRO:

#1.

E A

Well, I make it alright, from Monday

Em E

morning til Friday night..oh, oh, oh,

those lonely weekends.

E A

Since you left me, I'm as lonely as

I can be..oh, oh, oh, those lonely

weekends.

#2.

A D A

Said you'd be, good to me, said our

love would never die.

A D A B

Said you'd be, good to me, but baby

you didn't even try.

#2.

E A

Well, I make it alright, from Monday

Em E

morning til Friday night..oh, oh, oh,

those lonely weekends.

E Em7 E Em7 E Em7

INTERLUDE:

#3.

A D A

Said you'd be, good to me, said our

love would never die.

A D A B

Said you'd be, good to me, but, baby,

you didn't even try.

#4.

E A

Well, I make it alright, from Monday

Em E

morning til Friday night..oh, oh, oh,

those lonely weekends.

OUTRO: E Em7 E Em7..(Fade.)

A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

About Lonely Weekends Chords by The Everly Brothers

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