Tuning: E A D G B E

"At the End of a Long Lonely Day" Written by Marty Robbins Performed by Don Edwards on "West of Yesterday" Submitted by Diron A., Dakota4954@aol.com This is a very good heartache song. Play it with a simple, slow "pick, strum, pick, strum" technique. [Verse]

At the end^D of a long ^Glonely day with^Dout you, When the world ^A7seems to fall in my face. ^D I'm all r^Dight through the day, bu^Gt the day fades ^Daway, And the long^A7 lonely night takes its place. ^D

[Chorus 1]

An^A7other day to wish that you were ^Ghere, ^D I ^A7dread each lonely night that's filled wit^Gh fear. ^D Oh, I've cri^Ded and I've cried ^Gthese are tears that ^DI can't hide, At the end^A7 of a long lonely day. ^D

[Verse]

At the end^D of the day, I^G go up to my^D room, And I wat^A7ch while the sun fades away. ^D And the lonl^Diness there b^Grings me grief and dis^Dpair, At the end^A7 of a long lonely day. ^D

[Chorus 2]

An^A7other day to sit alone a^Gnd cry, ^D It ^A7makes no difference if I live or^G die. ^D With a worl^Dd locked outside I jus^Gt lay there a^Dnd cry, At the end^A7 of a long lonely day. ^D

Marty Robbins - End of a long lonely road