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Singing The Blues

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[Verse]
WEell I never felt more like Asingin the blues,
Cause EI never thought that IB7'd ever lose.
Your Alove dear, wB7hy'd you do me this Eway.
EWell I never felt more like Acryin all night,
Cause Eeverythings wrong and B7nothin ain't right.
AWithout you, yB7ou got me singin the Eblues.
[Chorus]
The Amoon and stars no Elonger shine,
The dAream is gone I thEought was mine,
There's Anothin left for Eme to do,
But Ecry, over B7you.
[Verse]
Well I Enever felt more like rAunning away,
But Ewhy should I go cause B7I couldn't stay.
AWithout you, B7you got me singing the Eblues.
[Verse]
WEell I never felt more like Asingin the blues,
Cause EI never thought that IB7'd ever lose.
Your Alove dear, wB7hy'd you do me this Eway.
EWell I never felt more like Acryin all night,
Cause Eeverythings wrong and B7nothin ain't right.
AWithout you, yB7ou got me singin the Eblues.
[Chorus]
The Amoon and stars no Elonger shine,
The dAream is gone I thEought was mine,
There's Anothin left for Eme to do,
But Ecry, over B7you.
[Verse]
Well I Enever felt more like rAunning away,
But Ewhy should I go cause B7I couldn't stay.
AWithout you, B7you got me singing the Eblues.

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The story behind the song

Marty Robbins, a prominent American country and western singer, was known for his nearly four-decade career. He taught himself guitar while serving in the U.S. Navy during World War II, and went on to become one of the most popular and successful singers in his genre. "Singing the Blues" was one of his early number-one hits. The song, composed by Melvin Endsley, captures a feeling of melancholic introspection.

AI-written from these sources:Singing the Blues — Wikipedia ↗Marty Robbins — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Singing The Blues

by Marty Robbins

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[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like singin the blues,

E B7

Cause I never thought that I'd ever lose.

A B7 E

Your love dear, why'd you do me this way.

E A

Well I never felt more like cryin all night,

E B7

Cause everythings wrong and nothin ain't right.

A B7 E

Without you, you got me singin the blues.

[Chorus]

A E

The moon and stars no longer shine,

A E

The dream is gone I thought was mine,

A E

There's nothin left for me to do,

E B7

But cry, over you.

[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like running away,

E B7

But why should I go cause I couldn't stay.

A B7 E

Without you, you got me singing the blues.

[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like singin the blues,

E B7

Cause I never thought that I'd ever lose.

A B7 E

Your love dear, why'd you do me this way.

E A

Well I never felt more like cryin all night,

E B7

Cause everythings wrong and nothin ain't right.

A B7 E

Without you, you got me singin the blues.

[Chorus]

A E

The moon and stars no longer shine,

A E

The dream is gone I thought was mine,

A E

There's nothin left for me to do,

E B7

But cry, over you.

[Verse]

E A

Well I never felt more like running away,

E B7

But why should I go cause I couldn't stay.

A B7 E

Without you, you got me singing the blues.

About Singing The Blues Chords by Marty Robbins

Learn how to play Singing The Blues by Marty Robbins with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Singing The Blues chords”, “Singing The Blues guitar chords”, or “Marty Robbins 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, B7.

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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, B7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.