All Alone On Christmas
Darlene LoveVersion1
90
Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
U U
e]---2-2----2-2-|
B]---3-3----3-3-|
G]---2------2-2-|
D]-0------------|
A]--------0-----|
E]--------------| etc
The cold wind is blowin' and the streets are getting dark
I'm writing you a letter and I don't know where to start
The bells will be ringing Saint John the Divine
I get a little lonely every year around this time
The music plays all night in Little Italy
The lights will be going up on old Rockefella's tree
People window shopping on Fifth Avenue
All I want for Christmas is you
(Tell me) I've got to know
Where do lonely hearts go
Because nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas
The verse and chorus sections are repeated before the interlude, which is...
I'm all grown up but I'm the same you'll see
I'm writing this letter 'cause I still believe
Dear Santa I've been good this year
Can't you stay a little while with me right here
Sexy Sax solo over the verse, then back to the chorus.
Easy peasy eh?
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Readable chord sheet for All Alone On Christmas by Darlene Love
[D] [D] U [D] [D] U e]---2-2----2-2-| B]---3-3----3-3-| G]---2------2-2-| D]-0------------| A]--------0-----| E]--------------| etc [D]The cold wind is blowin' and the streets are getting dark [Bm]I'm writing you a letter and I don't know where to start [G]The bells will be ringing Saint John the Divine [A]I get a little lonely every year around this time [D]The music plays all night in Little Italy [Bm]The lights will be going up on old Rockefella's tree [G]People window shopping on Fifth Avenue [A]All I want for Christmas is you [D](Tell me) I've got to know Where do lonely hearts [Bm]go Because [G]nobody ought to [A]be all alone[D] on Christmas The verse and chorus sections are repeated before the interlude, which is... [G]I'm all grown up but I'm the same you'll see [F#]I'm writing this letter 'cause I still believe [G]Dear Santa I've been good this year [A]Can't you stay a little while with me right here Sexy Sax solo over the verse, then back to the chorus. Easy peasy eh?