You’re The Sad In My Songs (1967) – Stonewall Jackson
Album: unknown
Interpreted by Gary Willett (3 Apr 2006) Gmwns at aol.com

PLEASE NOTE: The MP3 that I worked the chords from was a bit off pitch.
I don't know if this was intentional or a recording error somewhere along
the way. If you are playing along to the recording and it sounds just a bit
off, then it is probably inherent in the recording. I have software that 
allows me to adjust pitch. If you want the adjusted MP3 let me know and 
I'll e-mail it to you.


Intro (C) (G) (C) – Follow pattern of last line in Chorus 1*

(C) You're the hand that waved goodbye
You're the (F) thought that makes me cry
You're the (C) love that I had that went (G) wrong

You're the (C) lump that fills my throat 
And when I (F) sing you're my blue note
Yes (C) darling you're the (G) sad in my (C) songs

Chorus 1
I've (G) often wondered why when people (F) sing sometimes they (C) cry
I didn't know that love could go so (G) wrong
Oh but (C) now I’ve gadly learned mine's (F) among those hearts that yearn
*Yes (C) darling you're the (G) sad in my (C) songs

Brief Instrumental – Follow pattern of last line in Chorus 1*

(C) You're the ache that's in my heart you're the (F) hours we spend apart
You're the (C) sleep I never find all night (G) long
You're the (C) lips I used to kiss you're that (F) girl that I still miss
Oh (C) darling you're the (G) sad in my (C) songs

Chorus 2
I've (G) often wondered why when people (F) sing sometimes they (C) cry
I’ve never known that love could go so (G) wrong
Oh but (C) now I’ve gadly learned mine's (F) among those hearts that yearn
Yes (C) darling you're the (G) sad in my (C) songs