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Billy Bragg And Wilco
At My Window Sad and Lonely
Standard Tuning
No Capo
 AAt my window, sad and lonely
 F#mOft times do I  Dthink of Athee
 ASad and lonely and I wonder
 F#mDo you ever  Dthink of Ame?
 AEvery F#mday is sad and Alonely
 F#mEvery night is sad and Ablue
 ADo you ever think of me my darling
 F#mAs you Dsail the ocean Ablue?
 AAt my window, sad and lonely
 F#mI stand and look acDross the Asea
 AAnd I, sad and lonely, wonder
 F#mDo you ever  Dthink of Ame?
 AWill you F#mfind another Asweetheart
 F#mIn some far and distant Aland?
 ASad and lonely now I wonder
 F#mIf our Dboat will ever Aland?
Instrumental:   A    D  A  
 AShips may F#mply the stormy Aocean
 F#mPlanes may fly the stormy Asky
 AI'm sad and lonely, but remember
 F#mI will Dlove you
Till I Adie

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At My Window Sad And Lonely

by Billy Bragg

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F#m

Billy Bragg And Wilco

At My Window Sad and Lonely

Standard Tuning

No Capo

At my window, sad and lonely

F#m D A

Oft times do I think of thee

Sad and lonely and I wonder

F#m D A

Do you ever think of me?

A F#m A

Every day is sad and lonely

F#m A

Every night is sad and blue

Do you ever think of me my darling

F#m D A

As you sail the ocean blue?

At my window, sad and lonely

F#m D A

I stand and look across the sea

And I, sad and lonely, wonder

F#m D A

Do you ever think of me?

A F#m A

Will you find another sweetheart

F#m A

In some far and distant land?

Sad and lonely now I wonder

F#m D A

If our boat will ever land?

A D A

Instrumental:

A F#m A

Ships may ply the stormy ocean

F#m A

Planes may fly the stormy sky

I'm sad and lonely, but remember

F#m D

I will love you

Till I die

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