D Em7 A7 D
I wouldn’t listen…and I couldn’t see,
D D/F# G D/A A7 D
and all I have left now are words you said to me.
verse 1
D
Sing your song sweet music man,
D G/D
Cause I won't be there to hold your hand like I used to,
G D G/D D
I'm through with you,
D A7
You’re a hell of a singer and a powerful man,
A7 D
but you surround yourself with people who demand so little of you.
verse 2
D
You touched my soul with your beautiful song,
D G/D
you even had me singing along right with you,
G D G/D D
you said I need you,
D A7
then you changed the words and added harmony,
A7 D
and you sang the song you had written for me to someone new.
D G A7 D
But nobody sings a love song quite like you do,
D G A7 D
and nobody else could make me sing along,
D G A7
and nobody else could make me feel,
A7 D D/C# Bm G
that things are right when I know they’re wrong,
D A7 D
nobody sings a love song quite like you.
verse 3
D
Sing your song sweet music man,
D G/D
you travel the world with a six piece band that does for you,
G D
what you ask it to,
D A7
and 'ya try to stay young but the songs you sung,
A7 D
to so many people have all begun to come back on you.
verse 4
D
So sing your song sad music man,
D G/D
you're making your living doing one night stands that prove to you,
G D
they don't need you,
D A7
you're still a helluva singer but a broken man,
A7 D
but you’ll keep on looking for one last fan to sing to.
D G A7 D
But nobody sings a love song quite like you do,
D G A7 D
and nobody else could make me sing along,
D G A7
and nobody else could make me feel,
A7 D D/C# Bm G
that things are right when they're wrong with a song,
D A7 D
nobody sings a love song quite like you.
D
So sing your song sweet music man
A7 D
I believe in you
C Bm A D