Hank Williams, I'm So Lonesome, I Could Cry (1949)
^{Key: :[E] (w: Hank Williams)}

VERSE 1:
[E] Hear the [G#m] lonesome [C#m] whip-poor-[E]-will
He sounds too [G#m] blue to [Bm7] fly [E7]
The [A] midnight [Am6] train is [E] whining [C#m] low
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [E] cry

VERSE 2:
I've [E] never [G#m] seen a [C#m] night so [E] long
When time goes [G#m] crawling [Bm7] by [E7]
The [A] moon just [Am6] went be-[E]-hind a [C#m] cloud
To [E] hide it's [B7] face and [E] cry

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE]

VERSE 3:
[E] Did you [G#m] ever see a [C#m] robin [E] weep
When leaves be-[G#m]-gin to [Bm7] die [E7]
That [A] means he's [Am6] lost the [E] will to [C#m] live
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [E] cry

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE]

VERSE 4:
The [E] silence [G#m] of a [C#m] falling [E] star
Lights up a [G#m] purple [Bm7] sky [E7]
And [A] as I [Am6] wonder [E] where you [C#m] are
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [E] cry

OPTIONAL OUTRO:
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [E] cry
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [C#m] cry [A]
I'm so [E] lonesome [B7] I could [E] cry