Think I'll Go Somewhere and Cry Myself to Sleep song lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Cry Myself to Sleep lyrics and chords are provided for your personal use. It's a very pretty song recorded by the Louvin Brothers and Jack Greene. It's easy to learn to play and sing, it has simple chords and a nice melody.
Cry Myself To Sleep by the Louvin Brothers
Cry Myself To Sleepby the Louvin Brothers
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I just kissed the one I love for the last time
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Never have her soft lips been so sweet
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She's gone away and won't be back forever
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Think I'll go somewhere and cry myself to sleep
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I'm gonna go somewhere and cry myself to sleep
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Not because I'm sadbut cause I'm weak
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I can't stand the thought of life alone without her
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Think I'll go somewhere and cry myself to sleep
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Just before she said goodby she called me darling
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And slowly ran her fingers down my cheek
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I thought I'd die when she said she still loved me
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Think I'll go somewhere and cry myself to sleep
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Do you miss real country music? I sure do, although my wife and I play and sing our kind of music every day for an hour or so. Now don't get me wrong, I believe everyone is entitled to listen to what pleases them. What gravels my behind is that they choose to call it country, why didn't they name it something else? Oh well, I'm gonna keep playing and promoting country music as long as I can. This old Louvin Brother's song, Think I'll Go Somewhere and Cry Myself to Sleep was also recorded by Jack Greene. If you would like to buy a few CDs with some older songs, click on the banner to Pure Country Music below. Print Cry Myself to Sleep lyrics and chords and have a great time at your next jam session.