Alone Again Naturally

(Amaj7)In a little while from now,

if I'm (C#m7)not feelin' any less sour,

I (Em7)promised myself to treat myself,

and (C#m7)visit a nearby (F#7)tow'r;

and (Bm7)climbin' to the top,

I'll throw myself off,

in an (A)effort to make it (Aaug)clear to whoever (A6)what it's like when you're (D#m7)(G#7)shattered,

(C#m7)left standing in the lurch

at a church, with people (F#7)saying,

"My (Bm7)God!

That's tough;

she stood him up.

No point in us remaining.

We (Amaj7)may as well go home."

(A6)...As (C#m7)I did on my (F#7)own.

(Bm7)Alone again, (D)(E7)nat'rally.

(E7)To (A6)think that only yes ver terday I was (C#m7)cheerful,

bright and gay, lookin' (Em7)for ber ward to who my wouldn't do nev the (F#7)role I was about to play.

And And (Bm7)as if to knock me down,

reality came around, and (A)without so much as a (Aaug)mere ly touch,

threw me (G#7)in er to loved lit had tle pieces,

(C#m7)leaving me to talk,

talk about God in His (F#7)mercy.

Though, (Bm7)if he really does exist,

no why did He desert me?

and (Amaj7)In my hour of need,

I (C#m7)truly am, (F#7)indeed, (Bm7)alone again,

(E7)nat'rally. It (C)seems to me that there are more hearts (G)broken in the world than can be mended.

(E7)Left unattended, (F#m7)what do we do?

What do we do?

(Bm7)lone again, (D)(E7)nat'rally.

(F#7)(Bm7)Alone again, (D)(E7)nat'rally.