Empty Sunday

C                    D           
Walked   through the streets   on
    G
 my own
      Em         C           D   
Empty Sun-day at dawn  six 
              G     D
o'clock  and you've gone
C             D               G
Grey   little square   in the town
      Em       C              D  
Empty Sun-day alone   without you
            G      D
   where is home?


[Verse 1]
G                            Bm  
 I see your face  I see your 
                               Bm*
smile  I see the eyes that used to 
cry
  A/F#*          C*              
I see the lips I used to kiss  I 
D*
can't forget
G                       Bm       
See you's morning  all alone I 
                        Bm*
see the things that I did wrong
   A/F#*        C*            D  
I see I didn't  try enough to 
          D   D   D
give you love


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[Chorus 3]
C               D *            G
 Cold    on the bench   in the park
      Em/B* C*         C/G*     
Empty Sun--day is here    empty 
D*         G     D
day  empty year


[Verse 2]
G                            Bm  
 I see your face  I see your 
                               Bm*
smile  I see the eyes that used to 
cry
  A/F#*          C*              
I see the lips I used to kiss  I 
D*
can't forget
G                       Bm       
See you's morning  all alone I 
                        Bm*
see the things that I did wrong
  A/F#*        C*            D   
I see I didn't try enough to give
         D   D
 you love


[Instrumental]
C  D  G  Em C
D  G  C  D  G
Em C  D  G  D


[Other]
G                                  
See your face  I see your smile  I 
Bm
see the eyes that used to cry
  A/F#*          C*              
I see the lips I used to kiss  I 
D*
can't forget
G                       Bm       
See you's morning  all alone I 
                        Bm*
see the things that I did wrong
  A/F#*         C*            D  
I see I didn't  try enough to 
           D
give you love
G                                  
See your face  I see your smile  I 
Bm
see the eyes...