Chords for Buffalo Nichols - Lost & Lonesome (Live in Mississippi)
Tempo:
133.15 bpm
Chords used:
C#
F#
D#
A#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C#]
I'm home, baby,
[D#] I'm [F#] home.
[C#]
If you see me in your town, looking [D#] tired with [F#] my head [C#] down,
You may wonder what went wrong, [D#] why am I [F#] always all [C#] alone?
[D#] Why am [F#] I always [C#] all alone?
I'm home, baby, I'm home.
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
You may say, say I got no friends,
[D#] But who can you really put your [F#] faith in [C#] in the end?
Cause it's hard, hard to trust someone,
[D#] When loyalty is just a word [F#] that slips [C#] off your tongue.
[D#] Loyalty is just a word that [F#] slips off [C#] your tongue.
It's hard, hard to trust someone,
I had to ask the question, how you learn to love like that?
She [D#] tried to answer it, she pulled [F#] the knife [C#] out of her back.
And when I asked the question, how you learn to love again?
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, [F#] but it's better with [C#] a friend.
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, ain't [F#] it better [C#] with a friend?
Sometimes I see an old friend,
And we [A#m] will talk about [F#] the places that [C#] we've been.
But then we go our separate ways,
[D#] Lost and lonesome to [F#] the end [C#] of our days.
Lost [D#] and lonesome [F#] to the end of [C#] our days.
I'm home, baby,
[D#] I'm [F#] home.
[C#]
If you see me in your town, looking [D#] tired with [F#] my head [C#] down,
You may wonder what went wrong, [D#] why am I [F#] always all [C#] alone?
[D#] Why am [F#] I always [C#] all alone?
I'm home, baby, I'm home.
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
You may say, say I got no friends,
[D#] But who can you really put your [F#] faith in [C#] in the end?
Cause it's hard, hard to trust someone,
[D#] When loyalty is just a word [F#] that slips [C#] off your tongue.
[D#] Loyalty is just a word that [F#] slips off [C#] your tongue.
It's hard, hard to trust someone,
I had to ask the question, how you learn to love like that?
She [D#] tried to answer it, she pulled [F#] the knife [C#] out of her back.
And when I asked the question, how you learn to love again?
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, [F#] but it's better with [C#] a friend.
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, ain't [F#] it better [C#] with a friend?
Sometimes I see an old friend,
And we [A#m] will talk about [F#] the places that [C#] we've been.
But then we go our separate ways,
[D#] Lost and lonesome to [F#] the end [C#] of our days.
Lost [D#] and lonesome [F#] to the end of [C#] our days.
Key:
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F#
D#
A#m
C#
F#
D#
A#m
[C#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I'm home, _ _ baby, _ _ _ _
[D#] _ I'm _ [F#] home.
[C#] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ If you _ see me in your _ town, _ _ looking [D#] tired with [F#] my head [C#] down,
_ _ _ You _ _ _ _ _ _ _
may _ _ wonder what went _ wrong, _ _ [D#] why am I [F#] _ always all [C#] _ alone? _ _
_ _ [D#] Why am [F#] I always [C#] all alone? _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm home, baby, I'm _ _ _ _ _ home. _ _ _ _
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home, _
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home. _ _ _ _
_ Well, _ _ _ _ since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
_ [D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ You may _ say, say I got no friends, _ _
_ [D#] But who can you really put your [F#] faith in [C#] in the _ end? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Cause it's hard, hard to trust _ someone,
_ _ [D#] When loyalty is just a word [F#] that slips [C#] off your tongue.
_ [D#] _ Loyalty is just a word that [F#] slips off [C#] your tongue. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ It's hard, _ hard to trust _ _ someone,
I had to ask the question, how you learn to love like that?
She [D#] tried to answer it, she pulled [F#] the knife [C#] out of her back. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ And when I asked the question, how you learn to love _ again?
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, [F#] but it's better with [C#] a friend.
_ [D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, ain't [F#] it better [C#] with a friend? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Sometimes I see an old friend, _
And we [A#m] will talk about [F#] the places that [C#] we've been. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ But then we go our separate _ _ ways,
[D#] Lost and lonesome to [F#] the end [C#] of our days.
_ _ _ Lost [D#] and lonesome [F#] to the end of [C#] our days. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I'm home, _ _ baby, _ _ _ _
[D#] _ I'm _ [F#] home.
[C#] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ If you _ see me in your _ town, _ _ looking [D#] tired with [F#] my head [C#] down,
_ _ _ You _ _ _ _ _ _ _
may _ _ wonder what went _ wrong, _ _ [D#] why am I [F#] _ always all [C#] _ alone? _ _
_ _ [D#] Why am [F#] I always [C#] all alone? _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm home, baby, I'm _ _ _ _ _ home. _ _ _ _
Well, since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home, _
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home. _ _ _ _
_ Well, _ _ _ _ since I could remember, I've been wandering home by home,
[D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home.
_ [D#] Looking lost and lonesome since [F#] I left my [C#] mother's home. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ You may _ say, say I got no friends, _ _
_ [D#] But who can you really put your [F#] faith in [C#] in the _ end? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Cause it's hard, hard to trust _ someone,
_ _ [D#] When loyalty is just a word [F#] that slips [C#] off your tongue.
_ [D#] _ Loyalty is just a word that [F#] slips off [C#] your tongue. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ It's hard, _ hard to trust _ _ someone,
I had to ask the question, how you learn to love like that?
She [D#] tried to answer it, she pulled [F#] the knife [C#] out of her back. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ And when I asked the question, how you learn to love _ again?
[D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, [F#] but it's better with [C#] a friend.
_ [D#] You're gonna suffer anyway, ain't [F#] it better [C#] with a friend? _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Sometimes I see an old friend, _
And we [A#m] will talk about [F#] the places that [C#] we've been. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ But then we go our separate _ _ ways,
[D#] Lost and lonesome to [F#] the end [C#] of our days.
_ _ _ Lost [D#] and lonesome [F#] to the end of [C#] our days. _
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