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On My Own

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Intro: Dm   Am   F   Am ( 2 x )
DmI have been AmrejeFcted beforeAm  
DmTrying to get anothAmer one to come in Fthrough my doorAm  
She said I liDmke it to heaAmr, but your not gonFna scoreAm  
DmI’m not gonna let Amyou sleep with me anymorFeAm  
Chorus:
DmAnd here we go aAmgain 
I’m sFtarting on my ownAm  
Dm26 years apaAmrt for one
And I’m stanFding all alone ( Am2 x )
DmI’m not Amthat bad
FIn mAmy, in my hearDmtAm  F  Am  
I’m guilty
And of that I confess
I have been thinking of another girl in obsess
I am sorry if it causes distress
But I never loved you
I never loved you
Chorus ( 2 x )
You can judge me
If you know me so well
I can’t change my spots
And won’t brake out of my shell
They will commit me, to a lifetime in hell
But I can’t remember where my innocence fell
Then play the Chorus a few times and fade out...

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On My Own

by James Blunt

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Intro: Dm Am F Am ( 2 x )

Dm Am F Am

I have been rejected before

Dm Am F Am

Trying to get another one to come in through my door

Dm Am F Am

She said I like it to hear, but your not gonna score

Dm Am F Am

I’m not gonna let you sleep with me anymore

Chorus:

Dm Am

And here we go again

F Am

I’m starting on my own

Dm Am

26 years apart for one

F Am

And I’m standing all alone ( 2 x )

Dm Am

I’m not that bad

F Am Dm Am F Am

In my, in my heart

I’m guilty

And of that I confess

I have been thinking of another girl in obsess

I am sorry if it causes distress

But I never loved you

I never loved you

Chorus ( 2 x )

You can judge me

If you know me so well

I can’t change my spots

And won’t brake out of my shell

They will commit me, to a lifetime in hell

But I can’t remember where my innocence fell

Then play the Chorus a few times and fade out...

About On My Own Chords by James Blunt

Learn how to play On My Own by James Blunt with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “On My Own chords”, “On My Own guitar chords”, or “James Blunt On My Own 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 On My Own chords and for experienced players who want accurate On My Own lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Dm, Am, F.

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What key is "On My Own" in?

The chords for "On My Own" show the original chord names (including Dm, Am, F). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.