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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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"O Lonely Soul, It's A Hard Road"
by Mary's Danish
This song is from their last album, "American Standard." It's
sad they had to break up, but oh well! Without furher adieu, here we go:
(Verse 1)
Cm F#
O lonely soul, I know it's a hard road
Cm F#
O lovely one, you are my dream
A B F#
O lonely soul, I know it's a hard road
(Verse 2)
Cm F#
I got an open invitation to nothing
Cm F#
It came in somebody else's mail
A B F#
And I'm wishing there was something I could say
(Bridge/chorus 1)
Ebm C#
Honey, wisdom is the window to
B
the earth and sky and
A
I've got the blues
F#7
and hate and love
F7 E7 D
and wisdom is the window to
A5
the earth and sky
B5 F#5
And I got the Blues
(Verse 3)
You know I'd rather sit here and write to you
'Cause you know it seems like,
like you can hear me
And I'm taking all blind destraction I can get
(Verse 4)
There's a simple song here inside of me
And I want you to come home and remember it
'Cause it's paradise but it's not much of a home
(Bridge/chorus 2)
Honey, time goes in and
time goes out and it
makes me tired and it
cuts me up and I'm
all alone and the telephone
makes it all the worse
Because I'm not with you
And I got the blues
That's about it. The progression is the same for verses 3 & 4 is the
same as 1 &2, and the same goes for the bridge/chorus parts. Repeat
bridge/chorus 1 a couple times at the end, shake, and stir. Serves 8-12.
Questions and comments to:
ostermmg@whitman.edu
LONG LIVE THE TOASTER!
