CLOUDS OF LONLINESS
original key in D
capo to second fret to play along with Gord


|C        |Am7       |Dm7        |G           |


Cmaj7            Am7
What can you do, you'll never win

Dm7                     G
Where will you go, when night closes in

Cmaj7               Am7
Where will it lead, will it ever end

Dm7                 G        E
Where will it stop, Losing a friend isn't

Am                 F6
    what we had in mind exactly

Am                  D
   All we need is a friend I guess

Am                  F6
   With my midnight star to guide through

Am            G/B    Am     G/B
    Clouds of loneliness


Cmaj7             Am7
You knew someone, but was it love?

Dm7            G
So many years, push came to shove

Cmaj7            Am7
You had a dream, so they had one too

Dm7              G           E
You turned away, they were untrue

       Am              F6
In our   early days we were too willing

Am                    D
   At the time we had yet to arrive

Am                  F6
   Many a man and a woman found

Am          G/B     Am     G/B
   Tryin to stay a  live


|C        |Am7       |Dm7        |G           |


Cmaj7              Am7
Where will you go, what will you do

Dm7                        G
When your whole world aint talkin to you

Cmaj7            Am7
Maybe you think, you will see the light

Dm7                      G               E
Maybe you'll find, what you hope is right and I'm

Am                    F6
    all dressed up to be somebody

Am                 D
   All I need is a friendly face

Am                  F6
   With my midnight crowd to glide through

Am           G/B   Am    G/B
   Clouds of empty space


|C        |Am7       |Dm7        |G     E     |


          Am             F6
Seems like every time we turn around

Am                      D
   What we see could be anyone's guess

Am                 F6
  Many a man and a woman found in

Am           G/B     Am     G/B
   Clouds of lonli   ness



|C        |Am7       |Dm7        |G           |


Cmaj7...............


transcribed by Peter Kruger JKRUGERC506@rogers.com