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Singing The Blues

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No Capo
[Verse]
Well I nEever felt more like sAinging the blues
'Cause EI never thought that BI'd ever lB7ose your lAove, dear
WBhy'd you dB7o me this wEay?
[Verse]
Well, I nEever felt more like crAying all night
'Cause Eeverything's wrong and nBothing is rB7ight withAout youB  
You got me sB7inging the blEuesE7  
[Chors]
Well the mAoon and stars no lEonger shine
The drAeam is gone I thEought was mine
There's nAothing left for mEe to do (mute)
But cry over youB  
[Verse]
Well, I nEever felt more like rAunnin' away
But whEy should I go, 'cause BI couldn't stB7ay withoAut youB  
You got me sB7inging the blEues
[Verse]
Well I neEver felt more like sAinging the blues
'Cause EI never thought that BI'd ever lB7ose your lAove, dearB  
Why'd you dB7o me this wEay?
[Verse]
Well, I nEever felt more like crAying all night
'Cause Eeverything's wrong and nBothing is rB7ight withAout youB  
You got me sB7inging the blEuesE7  
[Chors]
Well the mAoon and stars no lEonger shine
The drAeam is gone I thEought was mine
There's nAothing left for mEe to do (mute)
But cry over youB  C  B  
[Verse]
Well, I nEever felt more like rAunnin' away
But whEy should I go, 'cause BI couldn't stB7ay withoAut youB  
You got me sB7inging the blEuesA  E  B  E  

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Singing The Blues

by Roy Orbison

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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No Capo

[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like singing the blues

E B B7 A

'Cause I never thought that I'd ever lose your love, dear

B B7 E

Why'd you do me this way?

[Verse]

E A

Well, I never felt more like crying all night

E B B7 A B

'Cause everything's wrong and nothing is right without you

B7 E E7

You got me singing the blues

[Chors]

A E

Well the moon and stars no longer shine

A E

The dream is gone I thought was mine

A E

There's nothing left for me to do (mute)

But cry over you

[Verse]

E A

Well, I never felt more like runnin' away

E B B7 A B

But why should I go, 'cause I couldn't stay without you

B7 E

You got me singing the blues

[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like singing the blues

E B B7 A B

'Cause I never thought that I'd ever lose your love, dear

B7 E

Why'd you do me this way?

[Verse]

E A

Well, I never felt more like crying all night

E B B7 A B

'Cause everything's wrong and nothing is right without you

B7 E E7

You got me singing the blues

[Chors]

A E

Well the moon and stars no longer shine

A E

The dream is gone I thought was mine

A E

There's nothing left for me to do (mute)

B C B

But cry over you

[Verse]

E A

Well, I never felt more like runnin' away

E B B7 A B

But why should I go, 'cause I couldn't stay without you

B7 E A E B E

You got me singing the blues

About Singing The Blues Chords by Roy Orbison

Learn how to play Singing The Blues by Roy Orbison with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Singing The Blues chords”, “Singing The Blues guitar chords”, or “Roy Orbison Singing The Blues chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Singing The Blues chords and for experienced players who want accurate Singing The Blues lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, B, B7, E7, C.

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What key is "Singing The Blues" in?

The chords for "Singing The Blues" show the original chord names (including E, A, B, B7, E7, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.