Chords for Johnny Cash - I Wished I Had Someone To Love Me

_ _ Through the years, many [Cm] great country [F] songs have been [G] written, [Ab] songs that endure.
_ And of no [Db] song is this more true than the first [Dbm] country song ever to sell one [Ab] million
records, first recorded by Vernon [Bb] Douthard back in _ [E] [C] 1924.
The Prisoner song has a simple but a strong lesson [Fm]
that when a man is as low as he can
go, when he's at rock [Db] bottom, fame, [Dbm] fortune, nothing else [Ab] is important except that somebody loves him. _ _ _ _
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Oh, I wish I had someone _ [Db] to love me, _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ someone [Bbm] to call [Ab] me their own. _ _ _
Oh, I wish I had _ someone [Db] to live with, _
_ [Bbm] cause I'm tired [Eb] of [A] living [Ab] alone.
_ Oh, _ _ _ please meet me tonight [Eb] _ [Db] in the [Abm] [Dbm] moonlight.
[Db] _ _
_ _ [Eb] Please meet me tonight [Ab] all alone. _ _ _
_ For I have a sad _
[Eb] story [Cm] [Db] to [Ab] tell [Dbm] [Db] you. _
_ [Eb] It's a story that's never [Ab] been told. _ _ _
_ I'll be carried to the [Cm] new jail [Db] _ _ [Abm] [Dbm] tomorrow.
[Db] _ _
_ [Dbm] _ [Eb] Leaving my little darling _ [Ab] all alone. _ _ _
With a cold prison wall [C] _ [Db] all around _ me. _
And [Eb] my head on a pillow _ [Ab] of stone.
_ Now _ if I had the wings [Db] of an angel, _ _
_ [Dbm] [Eb] over these prison walls [Ab] I would fly.
_ I _ would fly to the [Ebm] arms [Db] of my darling, _ _
_ _ [Eb] and there I'd be _ willing to [Ab] _ die.
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