Everly Brothers - The girl who sang the blues

^GThe ^Ebband and I we ^F#played from ^Abnine to ^Ebfive. ^F#It didn't pay much cause the ^Abplace was just a ^Ebdive. ^AbThen one night I ^Bsaw her ^Dbin the ^Abcrowd. And she ^Ebasked if singing with the ^F#band would ^Abbe all^Ebowed. It was ^Bbjust a weekday ^Dbnight, so, I ^Absaid it would be al^Bright. That's ^Ebhow I met the ^F#girl who ^Absang the ^Ebblues.

^EbShe sang the blues like ^F#no one has ^Abever ^Ebheard. ^EbAnd you could tell that ^F#she'd lived ^Abevery ^Ebword. That ^Abgirl was somethin' ^Abmspecial we ^Dbcould ^Absee. Then she ^Ebsang a song of ^F#love and ^Ablooked at ^Ebme. That ^Bbgirl could do no ^Dbwrong, so I ^Ablet her sing all night ^F#long. And I ^Ebfell in love with the ^F#girl who ^Absang the ^Ebblues.

I ^Gmstill re^Ebmember that ^Abmfateful night the ^F#man with a ^Ebbig ^F#cigar, Walked ^Abin the club, right up to her. Said, '^BbHey girl, ^CmI'm gonna make you a ^Bbstar!'

The ^Ebband and I still ^F#play from ^Abnine to ^Ebfive. ^EbBut since that night the ^F#music ^Abain't a^Eblive.^{Ab Eb} That ^Abgirl still sings the ^Bsongs to me ^DbI ^Abknow. But ^Ebnow she's singin' 'em ^F#on the ^Abradi..^Ebo. ^EbAnd it hurts to ^Bbreal..^Dbize, I'm just ^Abmone of a ^Abmillion ^Bguys, in ^Eblove with the girl, the ^F#girl who ^Absings the ^Ebblues.

^BbIn ^Eblove with the girl, the ^F#girl who ^Absings the ^Ebblues. ^GmIn ^Eblove with the girl, the ^F#girl who ^Absings the ^Ebblues..(Fade.)