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Here I Sit

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DHere I sit, broken hearted 
Em7Fell in love, but now we've parted 
A7Couldn't see the writing on the Dwall 
Here I sit, my head in hand 
Em7Trying hard to understand 
A7Pity me, I used to have it aDll 
FSince he left, my nights are long and eGmverything I do is wrong 
And Gm7when they play our favourite song 
A7Too late, he's gone; too late, he's gone 
Chorus (x4): 
(DOooA7h oh uh oh DohohoA7h)
(Ron- Ron- Ronnie, don't you run-run, girl) 
Here I sit, broken hearted 
It was through before we started 
I didn't know that it was our last call 
Here I sit, my head in hand 
Trying hard to understand 
Oh too bad, for now the tears must fall 
Since he left, it's just no good and I can't do the things I should 
And now I cry, I knew I would 
Too late, he's gone; too late, he's gone 
Chorus  
DHere I sit, broken hearted 
Don't you know? I'm broken hearted 
I feel now broken hearted 
Oo-ee, I'm broken hearted. Can't you hear me? I'm broken hearted... 

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Here I Sit

by The Ronettes

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Em7

Gm7

Here I sit, broken hearted

Em7

Fell in love, but now we've parted

A7 D

Couldn't see the writing on the wall

Here I sit, my head in hand

Em7

Trying hard to understand

A7 D

Pity me, I used to have it all

F Gm

Since he left, my nights are long and everything I do is wrong

Gm7

And when they play our favourite song

Too late, he's gone; too late, he's gone

Chorus (x4):

D A7 D A7

(Oooh oh uh oh ohohoh)

(Ron- Ron- Ronnie, don't you run-run, girl)

Here I sit, broken hearted

It was through before we started

I didn't know that it was our last call

Here I sit, my head in hand

Trying hard to understand

Oh too bad, for now the tears must fall

Since he left, it's just no good and I can't do the things I should

And now I cry, I knew I would

Too late, he's gone; too late, he's gone

Chorus

Here I sit, broken hearted

Don't you know? I'm broken hearted

I feel now broken hearted

Oo-ee, I'm broken hearted. Can't you hear me? I'm broken hearted...

About Here I Sit Chords by The Ronettes

Learn how to play Here I Sit by The Ronettes with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Here I Sit chords”, “Here I Sit guitar chords”, or “The Ronettes Here I Sit 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 Here I Sit chords and for experienced players who want accurate Here I Sit lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, Em7, A7, F, Gm, Gm7.

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What key is "Here I Sit" in?

The chords for "Here I Sit" show the original chord names (including D, Em7, A7, F, Gm, Gm7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.