You?re The Reason Why - Rubettes

                D                    G
The things you say don't always hurt me
               D                        Bm
The things you do don't always make me cry
               D  F#m           Bm     E7
The things you do don't always hurt me
                G        C                D
But when they hurt me, you're the reason why

               D                  G
The things you do, 	are without reason
                        D            Bm
 The things for me 	to do, is let it lie
            D  F#m                  Bm     E7
But when I lie		the pain ain't easing
                G        C               D
You know the reason, you're the reason why

              Bm                  F#m
Sometimes I'm up, 	sometimes I'm down
              G                            D
Sometimes I don't know where I'm going anyway
             Bm                       F#m
Sometimes I feel 		just like a clown
       G                                C                   A
And I don't know where I'm going and I just don't know the way

                D                    G
The things you say don't always hurt me
               D                        Bm
The things you do don't always make me cry
               D  F#m           Bm     E7
The things you do don't always hurt me
                G        C                D
But when they hurt me, you're the reason why

              Bm                     F#m   G    D
Sometimes I'm up (Instrumental)
             Bm                       F#m
Sometimes I feel 		just like a clown
       G                                C                    A
And I don't know where I'm going and I just don't know the way

Solo:   F#m   D    B7
                E                     A
The things you say don't always hurt me
                E                     C#m
The things you do don't always make me cry
               E G#m             C#m      F#
The things you do 		don't always hurt me
               A        	D                E
But when they hurt me, you're the reason why

E   G#m   C#m   F#   A   D   E
Ah

A nice bright countryish song written by John Richardson and Alan Williams released (I think) in 1976.  I found this transcribed on German site so have to acknowledge an un-named transcriber.  However had to change some of the chord notation into English/ American (ie H's into B's etc).