On my own by Claude-Michel Schönberg Les Miserables From the official Les Miserables notes. INTRO: D Em D Em VERSE 1: D Em/D D D/C# On my own, pretending he's beside me.

All a^Bmlone, I ^E7walk with him till ^Amornin^A/G#g. Without ^Ghim, I ^F#7feel his arms a^Bmround me.

And ^Emwhen I lose my way I close my ^Em/Deyes and he has ^Afound me!

VERSE 2: D Em/D D D/C# In the rain, the pavement shines like silver.

All the ^Bmlights are ^E7misty in the ^Ariver^A/G#. In the ^Gdarkness, the ^F#7trees are full of ^Bmstarlight.

And ^Emall I see is him and me for^Em/Dever and for^Aever.

BRIDGE: Bb Cbm5/Bb Bb Bb/A And I know it's only in my mind,

that I'm ^Gmtalking to my^Bb/Fself and not to ^Ebhim. And, alt^Emhough I know that he is ^Bblind^B7,

still I ^Am7say there's a ^C7way for us.

VERSE 3: F Gm/F F F/E I love him. But when the night is over.

He is ^Dmgone, the ^G7river's just a ^Criver^C/B. With^Bbout him, the ^Aworld around me ^Dmchanges,

Gm Gm/F C the trees are bare and everywhere the streets are full of strangers. VERSE 4: F Bb/F F F/E I love him, but every day I'm learning.

All my ^Dmlife, I've ^G7only been pre^Ctending^C/B. With^Bbout me, his ^Aworld will go on ^Dmturning.

A ^Gmworld that's full of happiness that I have never ^Cknown.

ENDING:

I ^Flove him, F/Eb I love him,

I ^Dmlove him, Bbm/Db F but only on my own.

The Miserables - On my own