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Aimee Mann ~ One


pre>(harry nilsson c 1968) Chords: em/d xx0000 C#m7-5 x42000 Cma7 x32000 G7 3x300x Cm x35543 Em em/d One is the loneliest number C#m7-5 cma7 That you'll ever do Em em/d Two can be as bad as one C#m7-5 cma7 em em/d c#m7-5 cma7 It's the loneliest number since the number one No is the saddest experience em (em/d) You'll ever know (c#m7-5) (cma7) Yes, it's the saddest experience em (em/d) You'll ever know (c#m7-5) (cma7) Because one is the loneliest number em em/d That'll you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7 One is the loneliest number em em/d That you'll ever know c#m7-5 cma7 Em G g/f# It's just no good anymore G7 Since you went away C Now i spend my time Cm Just making rhymes Em em/d c#m7-5 cma7 Of yesterday Because one is the loneliest number em em/d That you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7 One is the loneliest number em em/d That you'll ever know c#m7-5 cma7 One is the loneliest number em em/d One is the loneliest number c#m7-5 cma7 One is the loneliest number em em/d That you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7 One is the loneliest number em em/d Much much worse than two c#m7-5 cma7 One is a number divided by two em em/d Coda: \|\|: em em/d c#m7-5 cma7 :\|\| /pre> more free lyrics

pre>(harry nilsson c 1968)

Chords: em/d xx0000
C#m7-5 x42000
Cma7 x32000
G7 3x300x
Cm x35543

Em em/d
One is the loneliest number
C#m7-5 cma7
That you'll ever do
Em em/d
Two can be as bad as one
C#m7-5 cma7 em em/d c#m7-5 cma7
It's the loneliest number since the number one

No is the saddest experience em (em/d)
You'll ever know (c#m7-5) (cma7)
Yes, it's the saddest experience em (em/d)
You'll ever know (c#m7-5) (cma7)
Because one is the loneliest number em em/d
That'll you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7
One is the loneliest number em em/d
That you'll ever know c#m7-5 cma7

Em

G g/f#
It's just no good anymore
G7
Since you went away
C
Now i spend my time
Cm
Just making rhymes
Em em/d c#m7-5 cma7
Of yesterday

Because one is the loneliest number em em/d
That you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7
One is the loneliest number em em/d
That you'll ever know c#m7-5 cma7

One is the loneliest number em em/d
One is the loneliest number c#m7-5 cma7
One is the loneliest number em em/d
That you'll ever do c#m7-5 cma7
One is the loneliest number em em/d
Much much worse than two c#m7-5 cma7
One is a number divided by two em em/d

Coda: ||: em em/d c#m7-5 cma7 :||

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