Chords for Homer & Jethro - Are You Lonesome Tonight?
Tempo:
120.75 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
Bbm
Bb
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Bbm]
[Eb] [Ab]
[Eb] [Ab] Are you lonesome tonight?
If you are, serve your right.
I'm so happy you left me [Bbm] at last.
[Eb] [Bbm] I can still [Eb] hear you roar.
Make the beds, mop the floor.
Do the laundry and then mow [Ab] the grass.
You took me [Abm] for a boat ride.
[Db] I had to swim back.
[Bb] Darling, I thought [Bbm] I'd get out.
[Eb] Should [Ab] you fly back again?
Ark [Bb] your broom and come in.
[Bbm] Darling, [Eb] that's why you're lonesome [Ab] tonight.
[Bb] Short Spear once said,
[Eb] All the world's a stage.
[Ab] It ain't much of a line,
but if it's [Cm] good enough for Elvis,
it's good enough for [Ab] us.
Act One.
[Cm] You took me home to meet your folks,
and I can still hear your [Ab] father whispering,
Son, that girl's gross.
I'd knock me [F] strange-headed buck tooth.
All you [Bbm] said was,
Oh, Paul, you don't have [Eb] to whisper.
She's deaf, too.
[Bbm] Act Two.
[Eb] Our engagement lasted ten years
because I wouldn't marry you when you was drunk.
Yeah, and I wouldn't marry you when I was sober.
Act Three.
The only [Ab] romantic thing you ever said to me
was that I'd creeped into your heart,
and I'd [Fm] creeped into your brain,
and creeped into your [Ab]
mind.
No, all I ever said was
[Db] that you were the biggest creep I'd ever seen.
Act Four.
[Bb] We finally settled down
in our little [E] honeymoon cottage,
and [Bbm] every Friday night
our [Db] friends and neighbors [Eb] come over to watch the [Ab] fights.
Yeah, we didn't even have a TV set,
but we had a fight every Friday.
One night I blacked your eyes,
[Bb] broke your nose,
and knocked your teeth out,
and you got chicken and [Bbm] called the cops.
You told them not to [Eb] believe a word I said
because I was [Ab] hunched drunk.
So I'll miss you, my pet,
[Bb] every chance that I get.
[Bbm] Darling, that's why [Eb] you're lonesome [G]
tonight.
[Bb] But I won't be.
[Ab] [N]
[Eb] [Ab]
[Eb] [Ab] Are you lonesome tonight?
If you are, serve your right.
I'm so happy you left me [Bbm] at last.
[Eb] [Bbm] I can still [Eb] hear you roar.
Make the beds, mop the floor.
Do the laundry and then mow [Ab] the grass.
You took me [Abm] for a boat ride.
[Db] I had to swim back.
[Bb] Darling, I thought [Bbm] I'd get out.
[Eb] Should [Ab] you fly back again?
Ark [Bb] your broom and come in.
[Bbm] Darling, [Eb] that's why you're lonesome [Ab] tonight.
[Bb] Short Spear once said,
[Eb] All the world's a stage.
[Ab] It ain't much of a line,
but if it's [Cm] good enough for Elvis,
it's good enough for [Ab] us.
Act One.
[Cm] You took me home to meet your folks,
and I can still hear your [Ab] father whispering,
Son, that girl's gross.
I'd knock me [F] strange-headed buck tooth.
All you [Bbm] said was,
Oh, Paul, you don't have [Eb] to whisper.
She's deaf, too.
[Bbm] Act Two.
[Eb] Our engagement lasted ten years
because I wouldn't marry you when you was drunk.
Yeah, and I wouldn't marry you when I was sober.
Act Three.
The only [Ab] romantic thing you ever said to me
was that I'd creeped into your heart,
and I'd [Fm] creeped into your brain,
and creeped into your [Ab]
mind.
No, all I ever said was
[Db] that you were the biggest creep I'd ever seen.
Act Four.
[Bb] We finally settled down
in our little [E] honeymoon cottage,
and [Bbm] every Friday night
our [Db] friends and neighbors [Eb] come over to watch the [Ab] fights.
Yeah, we didn't even have a TV set,
but we had a fight every Friday.
One night I blacked your eyes,
[Bb] broke your nose,
and knocked your teeth out,
and you got chicken and [Bbm] called the cops.
You told them not to [Eb] believe a word I said
because I was [Ab] hunched drunk.
So I'll miss you, my pet,
[Bb] every chance that I get.
[Bbm] Darling, that's why [Eb] you're lonesome [G]
tonight.
[Bb] But I won't be.
[Ab] [N]
Key:
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Eb
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Bb
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Ab
Eb
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_ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ [Ab] Are you lonesome _ tonight?
_ If you are, serve your right.
_ I'm so happy you left me [Bbm] at last. _
[Eb] _ _ _ [Bbm] I can _ still [Eb] hear you roar.
_ Make the beds, mop the floor.
_ Do the laundry _ and then mow [Ab] the grass. _
You _ _ _ took me [Abm] for a boat ride.
_ [Db] I had to swim back.
_ [Bb] Darling, I thought _ _ [Bbm] I'd get out.
[Eb] Should _ [Ab] you fly back again?
Ark [Bb] your broom and come in.
_ _ [Bbm] Darling, _ [Eb] that's why you're lonesome [Ab] tonight. _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] Short Spear once said,
[Eb] All the world's a stage.
[Ab] It ain't much of a line,
but if it's [Cm] good enough for Elvis,
it's good enough for [Ab] us.
Act One.
[Cm] You took me home to meet your folks,
and I can still hear your [Ab] father whispering,
Son, that girl's gross.
I'd knock me [F] strange-headed buck tooth.
All you [Bbm] said was,
Oh, Paul, you don't have [Eb] to whisper.
She's deaf, too.
[Bbm] Act Two.
[Eb] Our engagement lasted ten years
because I wouldn't marry you when you was drunk.
Yeah, and I wouldn't marry you when I was sober.
Act Three.
The only [Ab] romantic thing you ever said to me
was that I'd creeped into your heart,
and I'd [Fm] creeped into your brain,
and creeped into your [Ab]
mind.
No, all I ever said was
[Db] that you were the biggest creep I'd ever seen.
Act Four.
[Bb] We finally settled down
in our little [E] honeymoon cottage,
and [Bbm] every Friday night
our [Db] friends and neighbors [Eb] come over to watch the [Ab] fights.
Yeah, we didn't even have a TV set,
but we had a fight every Friday.
One night I blacked your eyes,
[Bb] broke your nose,
and knocked your teeth out,
and you got chicken and [Bbm] called the cops.
You told them not to [Eb] believe a word I said
because I was [Ab] hunched drunk. _ _ _
_ _ So I'll miss you, my pet,
_ _ _ [Bb] _ every chance that I get.
_ _ [Bbm] _ Darling, that's why [Eb] you're _ lonesome _ _ _ [G]
tonight.
_ [Bb] _ But I won't be. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ [Ab] Are you lonesome _ tonight?
_ If you are, serve your right.
_ I'm so happy you left me [Bbm] at last. _
[Eb] _ _ _ [Bbm] I can _ still [Eb] hear you roar.
_ Make the beds, mop the floor.
_ Do the laundry _ and then mow [Ab] the grass. _
You _ _ _ took me [Abm] for a boat ride.
_ [Db] I had to swim back.
_ [Bb] Darling, I thought _ _ [Bbm] I'd get out.
[Eb] Should _ [Ab] you fly back again?
Ark [Bb] your broom and come in.
_ _ [Bbm] Darling, _ [Eb] that's why you're lonesome [Ab] tonight. _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] Short Spear once said,
[Eb] All the world's a stage.
[Ab] It ain't much of a line,
but if it's [Cm] good enough for Elvis,
it's good enough for [Ab] us.
Act One.
[Cm] You took me home to meet your folks,
and I can still hear your [Ab] father whispering,
Son, that girl's gross.
I'd knock me [F] strange-headed buck tooth.
All you [Bbm] said was,
Oh, Paul, you don't have [Eb] to whisper.
She's deaf, too.
[Bbm] Act Two.
[Eb] Our engagement lasted ten years
because I wouldn't marry you when you was drunk.
Yeah, and I wouldn't marry you when I was sober.
Act Three.
The only [Ab] romantic thing you ever said to me
was that I'd creeped into your heart,
and I'd [Fm] creeped into your brain,
and creeped into your [Ab]
mind.
No, all I ever said was
[Db] that you were the biggest creep I'd ever seen.
Act Four.
[Bb] We finally settled down
in our little [E] honeymoon cottage,
and [Bbm] every Friday night
our [Db] friends and neighbors [Eb] come over to watch the [Ab] fights.
Yeah, we didn't even have a TV set,
but we had a fight every Friday.
One night I blacked your eyes,
[Bb] broke your nose,
and knocked your teeth out,
and you got chicken and [Bbm] called the cops.
You told them not to [Eb] believe a word I said
because I was [Ab] hunched drunk. _ _ _
_ _ So I'll miss you, my pet,
_ _ _ [Bb] _ every chance that I get.
_ _ [Bbm] _ Darling, that's why [Eb] you're _ lonesome _ _ _ [G]
tonight.
_ [Bb] _ But I won't be. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _