Since I Don?t Have You Don McLean Classics Transcribed by: Steven P. D xx0232 G 320003 Em 022000 Am x02210 Cm x35543 C x32010 E7 020100 Am7 5x555x D9 x54555 GM7 3x443x Intro D G Em Am D G Em Am D Verse 1 G Em Am Cm D I don't have plans and schemes G Em Am Cm D And I don't have hopes and dreams G Em Am Cm Am D I don't have any - thing since I don't have you Verse 2 G Em Am Cm D I don't have fond desires G Em Am Cm D And I don't have happy hours G Em Am Cm Am D G I don't have any - thing since I don't have you Bridge C G Em Am D G I don't have happiness and I guess I never will again C G E7 When you walked out on me in came old misery Am D And he's been here since then Verse 3 G Em Am Cm D Now I don't have love to share G Em Am Cm D And I don't have one who cares G Em Am Cm Am D G I don't have any - thing since I don't have you Outro Em Am D G Em Am D G Am7 D9 GM7 You, you... Continue singing ?You? through the outro to end This is my interpretation/version of the song and is what I hear. Since U-G doesn't always include the correct chord voicings, I have included all of them in this transcription. Please feel free to experiment with your own chord voicings. I have rated this one as intermediate, even though it uses a lot of open chords. It still has one barre chord and the ending has three jazz chords using standard fingerings. Even if you can't play the barre chord and the jazz chords at the end, don't be afraid to play the rest of this beautiful song. Practice the more difficult chords and you'll eventually get them.