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Lady Lonesome
By Joe Purdy (http://www.joepurdy.com)
From the album The Sessions from Motor Ave.


Tabbed by Kevin (liquoricewhip@hotmail.com)
Check out the Unofficial Joe Purdy Transcription site at www.kevin.cafe150.com


Standard tuning

E:
022100
A:
x02220
B:
x24442
F#m:
244222


E A B
(x2)


E                       A   B       E                           A      B
Well it's nearly been a week, yeah,   since you saw the back of me walking out your door
E            F#m           A
And I don't regret when I left
E                                      A    B
For this will surely work out for the best, yeah

E                 F#m          A
'Cause I don't need no beauty queen
E             F#m                A
And I don't want your Hollywood scene
E                  F#m                 A
Tonight there's a party but you can't come
E              F#m              A
And we'll be dancing all night long
     B
Just me and Lady Lonesome

E A B

I'll admit that I miss you just a little bit but

It's still better off this way, yeah 'cause

You can't put me down

I won't make you feel unhappy


And I don't need no beauty queen

And I don't want your Hollywood scene

And tonight there's a party but you can't come

We'll be drinking all night long, yeah

Just me and Lady Lonesome

E F#m A
      Just me and Lady Lonesome

E F#m A B

A                            E
Don't you get yourself mad at me
A                     B
For walking out your door
A                         B
'Cause if I gave you everything
A                     B
Know you'd only want more

E F#m A

'Cause I don't need no beauty queen

And I don't want you nagging me

And I guess I'll be moving on

We'll be traveling all night long

Just me and Lady Lonesome