E E E E [Verse 1]E B I wanted to write you a song that would rightly express in three minutes or less How elated that you leave me, after you have come to see meB7 E That the whole world ought to know my happinessE7 A Am Alas, when I find a moment to write and think of the perfect linesE C#m You call to say you're never coming backAm B7 E And then I have to start over from scratch [Verse 2]E I wander the streets of this townB Tying knots in my brow, thinking my thoughts out loud If words were as specific as my heart is prolificB7 E Then you would have had one hundred songs by nowE7 A Am But, oh, happy day, that I didn't say it or put it to song, anywayE C#m I started out this tune from meeting youAm B E And then I ended up singing the blues [Chorus]B Am I was born to sing sad songsE G# That go on for more than three minutes longC#m G#m7 Am And I feel another coming onE Now that you're goneB Am I was born to sing sad songsE G# That go on for more than three minutes longC#m I'd be pleasantly surprisedF# B7 B If for once I could write a happy love song that didn't make people cryE E E E [Bridge]E I could have played itG# Over and overA Am Unsettling the dust on the shelves foreverE G# You'd hear it late at nightA B Playing in my heartE G# Now your ears are close like flowersA Am I spend all of my waking hoursE G# Singing this song insteadA B Like so many times before [Chorus]B Am I was born to sing sad songsE G# That go on for more than three minutes longC#m G#m7 Am And I feel another coming onE Now that you're goneB Am I was born to sing sad songsE G# That go on for more than three minutes longC#m I'd be pleasantly surprisedF# B7 B If for once I could write a happy love song that didn't make people cry [Outro]E I could have played itG# Over and overA Am Unsettling the dust on the shelves foreverE G# You'd hear it late at nightA Am E Playing in my heart
I Was Born To Sing Sad Songs
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