G
G7
C
My mailbox still stands but I don’t need it
G
D7
On my desk I got a silent phone
G
G7
C
Nighttime has grown to forty hours
G
D7
G
It’s too much like lonesome since you’re gone
G7
C
The sidewalk still leads right up to my house
G
D7
Every night I leave the porch light on
G
G7
C
My doorbell still works but you don’t use it
G
D7
G
It’s too much like lonesome since you’re gone
D7
G
It’s not much fun to love someone like you
A7
D7
And to spend long old hours all alone
G
G7
C
I wish I could laugh it off but I can’t do that
G
D7
G
It’s too much like lonesome since you’re gone
D7
G
It’s not much fun to love someone like you
A7
D7
And to spend long old hours all alone
G
G7
C
I wish I could laugh it off but I can’t do that
G
D7
G
It’s too much like lonesome since you’re gone
D7
G
It’s just too much like lonesome since you’re gone