Lonely If You Are Chords by Chase Rice
Tempo:
84.75 bpm
Chords used:
Em
D
C
G
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [G] .
Hey Chase, we're here!.
[Bm] [Em] [Bm] .
[C] [D] [Em] .
[D] [C] [D] [Em] [B] .
[Am] [D] [Em] [A] .
[D] [C] [D] [Am] [G] .
[D] [C] [D] [Em] [Bm] .
[C] [D] [Em] [G] .
[D] I'm not enough, it could be a [Em].
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of [C] the week or the weekend, [G] baby.
[D] It [Em] ain't too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm [Bm] lonely.
If [Em] you are, if you are, [D].
[Am] yeah [Em] I'm lonely if you are.
If you are, if you [G] are, yeah, [D] yeah I'm lonely [C] if you [D] are.
If it's [Em] Monday and [Bm] it's over, you know [C] the show you girls all come over [D] for.
And [Em] the red wine's getting low, and your [D] last friend's out of [Em] hope.
When [Bm] there's no more [Em] roses to go around, hit me up girl you [D] know I'm down.
[C] Doesn't matter if it's [D] last call [Em] or a late night [G] sidewalk.
A little too buzzed, [C] a little too drunk.
You could have your [G] hair down or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, [Em] it could be a.
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of the week or the weekend, baby.
[G] It ain't [Em] too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm lonely.
[C] [G] If you [Em] are, if you [G] are, [C] yeah I'm lonely [Am] if you are.
[Em] If you are, if you [G] are, yeah I'm lonely if you are.
Let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh, [G] let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh [G] yeah, if you're out there and lonely [Em] girl, I'm lonely [D] too.
So [C] let me [G] love the [Em] lonely right out [N] of you.
Doesn't [C] matter if it's [Em] last call or a late night sidewalk.
A little [Bm] too buzzed, a [C] little too drunk.
You [D] could have your hair down [G] or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, it [C] could be [G] a.
m.
[Em] or p.
m.
[C] It could be middle of the week or the weekend, [Em] baby.
It ain't too late or too far, just call me, [D] cause I'm lonely.
[C] [Em] If you are, if you are, [G] yeah [C] I'm lonely if [Em] you are.
If you are, if you are, [G] oh I'm lonely if [A] you are.
.
Hey Chase, we're here!.
[Bm] [Em] [Bm] .
[C] [D] [Em] .
[D] [C] [D] [Em] [B] .
[Am] [D] [Em] [A] .
[D] [C] [D] [Am] [G] .
[D] [C] [D] [Em] [Bm] .
[C] [D] [Em] [G] .
[D] I'm not enough, it could be a [Em].
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of [C] the week or the weekend, [G] baby.
[D] It [Em] ain't too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm [Bm] lonely.
If [Em] you are, if you are, [D].
[Am] yeah [Em] I'm lonely if you are.
If you are, if you [G] are, yeah, [D] yeah I'm lonely [C] if you [D] are.
If it's [Em] Monday and [Bm] it's over, you know [C] the show you girls all come over [D] for.
And [Em] the red wine's getting low, and your [D] last friend's out of [Em] hope.
When [Bm] there's no more [Em] roses to go around, hit me up girl you [D] know I'm down.
[C] Doesn't matter if it's [D] last call [Em] or a late night [G] sidewalk.
A little too buzzed, [C] a little too drunk.
You could have your [G] hair down or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, [Em] it could be a.
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of the week or the weekend, baby.
[G] It ain't [Em] too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm lonely.
[C] [G] If you [Em] are, if you [G] are, [C] yeah I'm lonely [Am] if you are.
[Em] If you are, if you [G] are, yeah I'm lonely if you are.
Let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh, [G] let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh [G] yeah, if you're out there and lonely [Em] girl, I'm lonely [D] too.
So [C] let me [G] love the [Em] lonely right out [N] of you.
Doesn't [C] matter if it's [Em] last call or a late night sidewalk.
A little [Bm] too buzzed, a [C] little too drunk.
You [D] could have your hair down [G] or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, it [C] could be [G] a.
m.
[Em] or p.
m.
[C] It could be middle of the week or the weekend, [Em] baby.
It ain't too late or too far, just call me, [D] cause I'm lonely.
[C] [Em] If you are, if you are, [G] yeah [C] I'm lonely if [Em] you are.
If you are, if you are, [G] oh I'm lonely if [A] you are.
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Key:
Em
D
C
G
Bm
Em
D
C
[F] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ Hey Chase, we're here!.
_ _ [Bm] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ .
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ [B] _ _ .
[Am] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ [A] _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ .
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ [G] _ .
[D] I'm not enough, it could be a [Em].
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of [C] the week or the weekend, [G] baby.
[D] It [Em] ain't too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm [Bm] lonely.
If [Em] you are, if you are, [D].
[Am] yeah [Em] I'm lonely if you are.
If you are, if you [G] are, yeah, [D] yeah I'm lonely [C] if you [D] are.
If it's [Em] Monday and [Bm] it's over, you know [C] the show you girls all come over [D] for.
And [Em] the red wine's getting low, and your [D] last friend's out of [Em] hope.
When [Bm] there's no more [Em] roses to go around, hit me up girl you [D] know I'm down.
[C] Doesn't matter if it's [D] last call [Em] or a late night [G] sidewalk.
A little too buzzed, [C] a little too drunk.
You could have your [G] hair down or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, [Em] it could be a.
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of the week or the weekend, baby.
[G] It ain't [Em] too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm lonely.
[C] [G] If you [Em] are, if you [G] are, [C] yeah I'm lonely [Am] if you are.
[Em] If you are, if you [G] are, yeah I'm lonely if you are.
Let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh, [G] let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh [G] yeah, if you're out there and lonely [Em] girl, I'm lonely [D] too.
So [C] let me [G] love the [Em] lonely right out [N] of you.
_ Doesn't [C] matter if it's [Em] last call or a late night sidewalk.
A little [Bm] too buzzed, a [C] little too drunk.
You [D] could have your hair down [G] or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, it [C] could be [G] a.
m.
[Em] or p.
m.
[C] It could be middle of the week or the weekend, [Em] baby.
It ain't too late or too far, just call me, [D] cause I'm lonely.
[C] [Em] If you are, if you are, [G] yeah [C] I'm lonely if [Em] you are.
If you are, if you are, [G] _ oh I'm lonely if [A] you are.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ Hey Chase, we're here!.
_ _ [Bm] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ .
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ [B] _ _ .
[Am] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ [A] _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ _ .
[D] _ _ [C] _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ .
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ [G] _ .
[D] I'm not enough, it could be a [Em].
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of [C] the week or the weekend, [G] baby.
[D] It [Em] ain't too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm [Bm] lonely.
If [Em] you are, if you are, [D].
[Am] yeah [Em] I'm lonely if you are.
If you are, if you [G] are, yeah, [D] yeah I'm lonely [C] if you [D] are.
If it's [Em] Monday and [Bm] it's over, you know [C] the show you girls all come over [D] for.
And [Em] the red wine's getting low, and your [D] last friend's out of [Em] hope.
When [Bm] there's no more [Em] roses to go around, hit me up girl you [D] know I'm down.
[C] Doesn't matter if it's [D] last call [Em] or a late night [G] sidewalk.
A little too buzzed, [C] a little too drunk.
You could have your [G] hair down or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, [Em] it could be a.
m.
or p.
m.
It could be middle of the week or the weekend, baby.
[G] It ain't [Em] too late or too far, just call [D] me, cause I'm lonely.
[C] [G] If you [Em] are, if you [G] are, [C] yeah I'm lonely [Am] if you are.
[Em] If you are, if you [G] are, yeah I'm lonely if you are.
Let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh, [G] let me love the lonely [Em] right out [D] of you.
Oh [G] yeah, if you're out there and lonely [Em] girl, I'm lonely [D] too.
So [C] let me [G] love the [Em] lonely right out [N] of you.
_ Doesn't [C] matter if it's [Em] last call or a late night sidewalk.
A little [Bm] too buzzed, a [C] little too drunk.
You [D] could have your hair down [G] or curled up on the couch.
And the quiet ain't [D] loud enough, it [C] could be [G] a.
m.
[Em] or p.
m.
[C] It could be middle of the week or the weekend, [Em] baby.
It ain't too late or too far, just call me, [D] cause I'm lonely.
[C] [Em] If you are, if you are, [G] yeah [C] I'm lonely if [Em] you are.
If you are, if you are, [G] _ oh I'm lonely if [A] you are.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .