| Bm | E7 | A | E7 |
| A | C#m | |
| Are you l | onesome tonight, do you m | iss me tonight? |
| F#7 | Bm7 | |
| Are you sorry we dr | ifted ap | art? |
| E7 | |
| Does your m | emory stray to a brighter sunny day |
| Bm7 | E7 | A | |
| When I k | issed you and c | alled you sweeth | eart? |
| A7 | D | |
| Do the ch | airs in your parlor seem | empty and bare? |
| B7 | E7 | |
| Do you g | aze at your doorstep and p | icture me there? |
| A | Amaj7 | B7 | |
| Is your h | eart filled with p | ain, shall I c | ome back again? |
| E7 | A | E7 | |
| Tell me d | ear, are you lonesome t | onight? |
| A |
| I wonder if you're lonesome tonight |
| C#m | |
| You know someone said that the world's a stage |
| F#7 |
| And each must play a part |
| Bm7 | |
| Fate had me playing in love you as my sweetheart |
| E7 |
| Act one was when we met, I loved you at first glance |
| Bm7 | |
| You read your line so cleverly and never missed a cue |
| E7 |
| Then came act two, you seemed to change and you acted strange |
| A | |
| And why I'll never know |
| A7 |
| Honey, you lied when you said you loved me |
| D | |
| And I had no cause to doubt you |
| B7 |
| But I'd rather go on hearing your lies |
| E7 | |
| Than go on living without you |
| A |
| Now the stage is bare and I'm standing there |
| B7 | |
| With emptiness all around |
| E7 |
| And if you won't come back to me |
| A | E7 | |
| Then make them bring the curtain down |
| A | Amaj7 | B7 | |
| Is your h | eart filled with p | ain, shall I c | ome back again? |
| E7 | A | |
| Tell me d | ear, are you lonesome t | onight? |
