No Lonesome Tune(Chords)

	        

Intro 
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I ain't no sing no lonesome tune, ah, babe, I'm a coming soon, 
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I cannot believe I stayed so long away. 
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But a man must look around, you're the sweetest thing I've found, 
     A                                 D 
your lost high roller's rolling home today. 


Interlude 
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Verse 1:
 
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My Daddy said to me 'Son, it's hard as you will see 
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to find someone upon whom to rely'. 
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And in the kitchen mama sneezed and he grinned big as you please 
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he said, 'Bless you' and a tear come to his eye. 

Interlude 
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Verse 2:
 
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I did decide that very day that I like to live that way 
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and now I know I just been wasting time. 
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It's with you that I should be, if you feel the same 'bout me 
    A                                 D 
I'm headed home along the straightest line. 

 (End)
           D                          D 
I ain't no sing no lonesome tune, ah, babe, I'm a coming soon, 
  A                                D 
I cannot believe I stayed so long away. 
      A                                D 
But a man must look around, you're the sweetest thing I've found, 
     A                                 D 
your lost high roller's rolling home today. 


Outro 
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Written by Townes Van Zandt