F | C | Dm | |
Well, it | ain’t no use to s | it and wonder wh | y, babe |
Bb | C7 |
If you don’t know by n | ow |
F | C | Dm | |
And it | ain’t no use to s | it and wonder wh | y, babe |
G7 | C7 |
It’ll never do someh | ow |
F | F7 | |
When your r | ooster crows at the br | eak of dawn |
Bb | G7 |
Look out your window, and | I’ll be gone |
F | C | Dm | Bb |
You’re the r | eason I’m a-tr | aveling | on |
F | C7 | F | |
But d | on’t think tw | ice, it’s all r | ight |
F | C | Dm | |
And It | ain’t no use in t | urnin on your l | ight, babe |
Bb | C7 |
The light I never kn | owed |
F | C | Dm | |
And it | ain’t no use in t | urnin on your l | ight, babe |
G7 | C7 |
I’m on the dark side of the r | oad |
F | F7 | |
But I w | ish there was somethin’ you would d | o or say |
Bb | G7 | |
To tr | y and make me change my m | ind and stay |
F | C | Dm | Bb |
But we never d | id too much t | alking anyw | ay |
F | C7 | F | |
But d | on’t think tw | ice, it’s all r | ight |
F | C | Dm | |
No It | ain’t no use in c | allin out my n | ame, gal |
Bb | C7 |
Like you never done bef | ore |
F | C | Dm | |
And it | ain’t no use in c | allin out my n | ame, gal |
G7 | C7 |
I can’t hear you any m | ore |
F | F7 | |
I’m a-th | inking and a-wonderin’ w | alking down the road |
Bb | G7 | |
I | once loved a woman, a ch | ild I am told |
F | C | Dm | Bb | |
I g | ave her my h | eart but she w | anted my s | oul |
F | C7 | F | |
But | don’t think tw | ice, it’s all r | ight |
F | C | Dm | |
S | o l | ong honey, b | abe |
Bb | C7 | |
Where I’m b | ound, I can’t t | ell |
F | C | Dm | |
G | oodbye is t | oo good a w | ord, babe |
G7 | C7 |
So I’ll just say fare thee w | ell |
F | F7 | |
I ain’t a-s | aying you treated m | e unkind |
Bb | G7 | |
You c | ould have done better, but | I don’t mind |
F | C | Dm | Bb |
You just k | inda wasted m | y precious t | ime |
F | C7 | F | |
But d | on’t think tw | ice, it’s all r | ight |