Chords for I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY in 3 MINUTES!

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_ _ Hey YouTube guys and gals, it's me your old buddy Magnum over here at the
Cowboy Music Studio tonight.
I was gonna do just a real short video here for you and _
show you the difference between the way most people play this song and
The actual way that the song really should be played if you're a country music fan or a country music
musician, especially old country
Hank Williams
Uh, this is called I'm so lonesome.
I could cry now.
I know you know this song.
We're gonna play it in the C
position
I'm capoed up to an E flat here
But _ it's still the C position most people [Bb] play it with a C and F and a [Eb] G and it goes like this
Did you hear?
that long
some
_ _ Will he sounds too blue?
To fly up to an F [Ab] that means he's lost [Bb] see
[Eb]
The will to live and I'm so lonesome
_ [Bb]
gee, I
[Eb] _ _ Okay, [N] you can play it that way if you want to
Or you can add a couple of chords and make it sound totally different
We're gonna add the second chord from the C is a C major seventh, which just means you take this fourth finger off
Sounds like this.
Did [Eb] you hear?
_ that _
lonesome to [Cm] an a minor
_ whipper [Bb] will to a G
_ _ [Eb] _ Back to a C.
He [Gm] sounds too blue [Bbm] to a G minor
to fly
[Eb] to a C 7
to an F
[Ab] _ That means F [Abm] minor.
He's [Eb] lost
See to an a minor the will [Cm] to live _
[Eb] I'm so lonesome
See to a [Bb] g7.
I
could [Eb] cry
_ Got it.
Okay.
Let me show you how it sounds.
We'll just do one verse _ _
_ _ Did you ever?
[Bb] see
_ _ [Cm] _ night [Bb] so long
[Eb] when time
[Bb] goes
[C] by
[Bbm] _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ [Ab] _ The moon just went [Eb] _ _ behind [Cm] the cloud [Eb] to hide
[Bb] his _ [Eb] face and cry
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
Okay, [Bm] simple as that till I speak with you again even after