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So How Come No One Loves Me

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Chord Voicings:
G9 - X 10 9 10 10 10
[Verse 1]
They say that evGeryone wants someone
So how come D7no one wants GmeF  G  
And they say that evGeyone needs someone
So how come D7no one needs GmeF  G  G7  
[Chorus]
Well if you wC7onder who the loneliest creatures in the world can Gbe
Well they're the uC7gly duckling, the little black sheep, and D7me
N.C.
Uh huh
They say that evGeryone loves someone
So how come D7no one loves GmeF  G  
[Solo]
|:  G|  G|  G|  D7|  G|  F|  C|
[Outro]
Well if you wC7onder who the loneliest creatures in the world can Gbe
Well they're the uC7gly duckling, the little black sheep, and D7me
N.C.
Uh huh
They say that eveGryone loves someone
So how come D7no one loves GmeF  C  G  
So how come D7no one loves GmeF  C  G  
So how come D7no one loves GmeF  C  G  F  F#  G  G9  

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So How Come No One Loves Me

by The Beatles

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Chord Voicings:

G9 - X 10 9 10 10 10

[Verse 1]

They say that everyone wants someone

D7 G F G

So how come no one wants me

And they say that eveyone needs someone

D7 G F G G7

So how come no one needs me

[Chorus]

C7 G

Well if you wonder who the loneliest creatures in the world can be

C7 D7

Well they're the ugly duckling, the little black sheep, and me

N.C.

Uh huh

They say that everyone loves someone

D7 G F G

So how come no one loves me

[Solo]

G G G D7 G F C

|: | | | | | | |

[Outro]

C7 G

Well if you wonder who the loneliest creatures in the world can be

C7 D7

Well they're the ugly duckling, the little black sheep, and me

N.C.

Uh huh

They say that everyone loves someone

D7 G F C G

So how come no one loves me

D7 G F C G

So how come no one loves me

D7 G F C G F F# G G9

So how come no one loves me

About So How Come No One Loves Me Chords by The Beatles

Learn how to play So How Come No One Loves Me by The Beatles with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “So How Come No One Loves Me chords”, “So How Come No One Loves Me guitar chords”, or “The Beatles So How Come No One Loves Me 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 So How Come No One Loves Me chords and for experienced players who want accurate So How Come No One Loves Me lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G9, G, D7, F, G7, C7.

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What key is "So How Come No One Loves Me" in?

The chords for "So How Come No One Loves Me" show the original chord names (including G9, G, D7, F, G7, C7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.