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Somebody Somewhere
lyrics and chords
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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Somebody
Somewhere lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a very pretty song by Loretta Lynn. You can learn to play this
country classic, add it to your lyrics collection.
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Somebody Somewhere
Loretta Lynn [3/4 time]
D7
G
Somebody somewhere don't know what he's missing tonight
G
It must have all started with that darn old late show
D7
It made me so lonely and sad
And to make it all better I kept getting bluer
G
With each little drink that I had
So I tuned in a DJ
G7 C
Who played every sad song he owned
D7
Lord I need someone so but everyone I know
G
Is away being needed at home
C
G
Somebody somewhere don't know what he's missing tonight
D7
G G7
Lord here sits a woman just lonesome enough to be right
C
G
For love 'em or leave 'em how I need someone to hold tight
D7
G
Somebody somewhere don't know what he's missing tonight
Repeat last verse
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Loretta Lynn lyrics This
pretty classic ranks high on my favorite Loretta Lynn songs, it's not
difficult to learn to play, all the chords are easy to make. Just print
Somebody Somewhere lyrics and chords, it won't take a lot of practice to learn it.
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