Zach Jones & the Tricky Bits - Lonesome And Blue, аккорды

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I got the chords from live performances and by ear.

I'm not quite sure how to tab the strumming, but you can watch this video to see how Zach Jones plays it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTNbTAe4ODg&t=847s

The A/E is just the Fmaj7/C shape at the fifth fret.
The G/D is the Fmaj7/C shape at the third fret.

Enjoy :)


[Intro]

G Fmaj7/C C X3
D

[Chorus]
           G       C
I’m feeling lonesome
            G
Lonesome and blue
         D    D7            G     D
Since the day I said we were through
       G     C
Are you happy?
        G
Somebody new?
          D      Fmaj7/C C G
Or are you feeling lonesome, too?


[Verse]
D                           C        G
I closed the door on every loving embrace
D                      Am        Em
I walk the floor just thinking about you
E                               Am
Look at me now, you’ll see the lines on my face
A7                                D
Lines from the days of living without you


[Chorus]
           G       C
I’m feeling lonesome
            G
Lonesome and blue
         D    D7            G     D
Since the day I said we were through
       G     C
Are you happy?
        G
Somebody new?
          D      Fmaj7/C C G
Or are you feeling lonesome, too?


[Interlude]

D C G
D Am Em
E

[Verse]
A/E
 Give me a chance and I’ll work hard to erase
                         G/D
Every trace that I’d ever doubt you


[Chorus]
           G       C
I’m feeling lonesome
            G
Lonesome and blue
         D    D7            G     D
Since the day I said we were through
       G     C
Are you happy?
        G
Somebody new?
          D      Fmaj7/C C G
Or are you feeling lonesome, too?
Fmaj7/C C     G
Lonesome and blue
Fmaj7/C C     G
Lonesome and blue
Fmaj7/C C     G
Lonesome and blue


[Outro]

Fmaj7/C C G
D
    

G Варианты A Варианты C Варианты D Варианты E Варианты D7 Варианты Em Варианты A7 Варианты Am Варианты Fmaj7 Варианты

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