Gilbert O'Sullivan - Alone again naturally

^Dmaj7In a little while from n^D6ow, F#m7 F#m7sus If I'm not feeling any less sour I ^Ampromised myself to treat myself F#m7b5 B7 And visit a nearby tower, And cl^Em7imbing to the top, Em7b5 Gm6 Will throw myself off In an ^Deffort to make it ^Daugclear to who Ever ^D6what it's like when your ^C#7shattered Left ^F#mstanding in the lurch, at a ch^Amurch B7b9 B7 Where people 're say___ing, &quo^Emt;My God that's tough, she stood him up! Em7b5 Gm6 No point in us remaining. We ^Dmaj7may as well go h^D6ome." As I^F#m did ^F#m7on my ^B7own, Em Bbm 5 D Alone again, naturally

To t^Dmaj7hink that only yesterda^D6y, F#m7 F#m7sus I was cheerful, bright and gay, Looking f^Amorward to, but who wouldn't do, F#m7b5 B7 The role I was about to play But as ^Em7if to knock me down, Em7b5 Gm6 Em7b5 Rea__lity came around And wi^Dthout so much as a ^Daugmere touch, Cut me ^D6into little ^C#7pieces ^F#mLeaving me to doubt, Am B7b9 B7 Talk about God and His mer___cy Who i^Emf He really does exist Em7b5 Gm6 Why did He desert me ^Dmaj7In my hour of n^D6eed? I tr^F#muly a^F#m7m in__^B7deed, Em Bbm 5 D Alone again, naturally

It s^Feems to me that There are more hearts C7 C7/Bb broken in the world Em7b5 that can't be mended Bbm 5 F Left unattended Bm7b5 Amaj7 A9/E A7 What do we do?____What do we do?

Now ^Dmaj7looking back over the y^D6ears, F#m7 F#m7sus And whatever else that appears I rem^Amember I cried when my father died F#m7b5 B7 Never wishing to hide the tears And at s^Em7ixty five years old, Em7b5 My mother, God rest her soul, Couldn't u^Dnderstand, why the ^Daugonly man She had ^D6ever loved had been ^C#7taken ^F#mLeaving her to start with a h^Ameart B7b9 B7 So badly bro___ken Desp^Emite encouragement from me Em7b5 Gm6 No words were ever spoken And ^Dmaj7when she passed aw^D6ay I cr^F#mied and cr^F#m7ied all ^B7day Em Bbm 5 D/F# F#m7 B7 Alone again, naturally Em Bbm 5 A7 D Alone again,______naturally