Gilbert O'Sullivan - Alone again naturally

^GmajIn a little while from now, If I'm ^Bmnot feeling any less sour I ^Dmpromised myself to treat myself And ^Bmajvisit a nearby ^Emajtower, And cl^Amimbing to the top, Will ^Cmthrow myself off Gmaj [hold the strum] In an effort to make it clear to who Ever what it's li^Gke whe^F#n your shattered Left ^Bmstanding in the lurch, at a c^Dmhurch Where people 're sa^Emajy___ing, "My ^AmGod that's tough, she stood him up! No ^Cmpoint in us remaining. We ^Gmajmay as well go home." As I^Bm did on my ^Emajown, Al^Amone aga^Dmaj---in, natur^Gmajally

^Gmaj To think that only yesterday, I was c^Bmheerful bright and gay Looking^Dm forward to oh who would'nt do The ^Bmajrole I was abou^Emajt to play, But as ^Amif to knock me down, Reali^Cmty came around Gmaj [hold the strum] And without so much as a mere touch Cut me into li^Gttle p^F#ieces Leavin^Bmg me to doubt, Talk ab^Dmout God and his ^Emajmercy

Well ^Amif he really does exist ^CmWhy did he desert me? In ^Gmajmy hour of need" I tr^Bmuly am inde^Emajed, Al^Amone aga^Dmaj---in, natur^Gmajally

It s^A#eems to me that There are ^Fmajmore hearts ^Dm broken in the world that can't be m^Cmended Left una^A#ttended What do w^Amaje do?____What ^Dmajdo we do?

^AmAlon^Dmaje agai^Gmajn, naturally [Verse 3] ^GmajLooking back over the years And^Bm whatever else that appears I re^Dmmemeber i cried when my father died ^BmajNever wishing to hide the ^Emajtears ^AmAt 65 years old, my ^Cmmother God rest her soul G------ Could'nt understand why the only man ------------ F# She had ever loved had been taken Le^Bmaving her to start with a ^Dmheart so badly ^Emajbroken Des^Ampite encouragement from me No ^Cmwords were ever spoken ^Gmaj When she passed away i ^Bmcried and cried all ^Emajday Alo^Amne aga^Dmaj---in natura^Gmajlly

Alo^Amne aga^Dmaj---in natura^Gmajlly