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Backstage

Gene Pitney
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 Backstage  I'm lonely, backstage  I cry.
You've  gone away and each night,  I seem to die a little..
Out  on that stage I play the star.
I'm  famous now, I've come so far.
A  famous fool, I  let love go.
I  didn't know, I'd miss  you so.
 Backstage  I'm lonely, backstage  I cry.
Hating  myself, since I let  you say goodbye..
Every  night a different room,
Every  night a different club.
And  yet I'm lonely all the time.
When  I sign my autograph,
When  I hold an interview,
Can't  get you out of my mind.
Come  back my love, come back to me.
I  need you now, so desperately.
What  good is fame? It's  just a game,
I'd  give it all, to be  the same.
 Backstage  I wait now, hoping  I'll see..
Your  smiling face waiting there,  backstage, for me.
 Your smiling  face waiting,  backstage, for me.
 Backstage...Backstage...
 A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Readable chord sheet for Backstage by Gene Pitney

Back[C]stage I'm lonely, back[Am]stage I cry.
[F]You've gone away and each [G]night, I seem to die a little..

[C]Out on that stage I play the star.
[Dm]I'm famous now, I've come so far.
[Em]A famous fool, [F]I let love go.
[G]I didn't know, I'd [G7]miss you so.

Back[C]stage I'm lonely, back[Am]stage I cry.
[F]Hating myself, since I [G]let you say good[C]bye.[Am].  [F]    [G]

[Bb]Every night a different room,
[G]Every night a different club.
[C]And yet I'm lonely all the [Am]time.
[F]When I sign my autograph,
[Eb]When I hold an interview,
[F]Can't get you out of my [G]mind.

[C]Come back my love, come back to me.
[Dm]I need you now, so desperately.
[Em]What good is fame? [F]It's just a game,
[G]I'd give it all, to [G7]be the same.

Back[C]stage I wait now, [Am]hoping I'll see..
[F]Your smiling face waiting [G]there, backstage, for [Am]me.
Your [Dm]smiling face [F]waiting, backstage, for [G]me.[G7]
Back[C]stage...[F]Back[G]stage.[C].. [F]   [G]     [C]

A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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