Singer Of Sad Songs(Chords)

	        
Intro: F Bb  F Bb  F 


verse 1 
      F              Bb             F 
Widow Jones couldn't make it on her own 
           F                   Bb            F 
Frank was electrified  leaving six kids half grown 
                   F7               Bb            Bbm 
In her misery  she sent for me  the Singer of Sad Songs 
      F               C7              F    Bb  F 
And I sympathized and eulogized Frank Jones 


N.C.          F         Bb        F                       C7 
And she cried Singer of Sad Songs, I need your services today 
F         Bb                       F                     C7             F    D7 
Doctor of broken hearts, wash your clothes and mend your socks for your pay 



verse 2 
       G                C               G 
Farmer Brown had always dreamed of city lights 
     G               C                 G 
Miniskirts on pretty girls were in his sights 
                 G7                    C                  Cm 
So one early morn he left his corn to harvest a field of sin 
     G                D7            G   C  G 
Mrs. Brown called me shortly after 3 AM 


N.C.          G         C         G                       D7 
And she cried Singer of Sad Songs, I need your services today 
G         C                       G            D7            G    E7 
Doctor of broken hearts, got some early hybrid corn for your pay 



verse 3 
       A              D                  A 
Lovely Lucy sat there sipping a glass of wine 
        A              D                  A 
She was at the church  waiting 'til after nine 
        A                   A7                D              Dm 
But the groom to be was somewhere free with a case of yellow spine 
       A                  E7              A     D  A 
Lovely Lucy she's still a virgin, thats a crime 

 
N.C.          A         D         A                       E7 
And she cried Singer of Sad Songs, I need your services today 
A         D                    A             E7               D     A 
Doctor of broken hearts, got a slightly used diamond for your pay 

	        

Written by Alex Zanetis