Since I Don?t Have You
Don McLean
Classics
Transcribed by: Steven P.
D xx0232
G 320003
Em 022000
Am x02210
Cm x35543
C x32010
E7 020100
Am7 5x555x
D9 x54555
GM7 3x443x
Intro
[D] [G] [Em] [Am]
[D] [G] [Em] [Am] [D]
Verse 1
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] plans and [Cm]sche[D]mes
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] hopes and [Cm]drea[D]ms
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I don't have [D]you
Verse 2
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] fond [Cm]desi[D]res
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] happy [Cm]hour[D]s
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I [D]don't have [G]you
Bridge
[C]I don't have happiness [G] and I [Em]guess [Am]I never [D]will [G]again
[C]When you walked out on me [G] in came old [E7]misery
[Am] And he's been here since [D]then
Verse 3
Now [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] love to [Cm]shar[D]e
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] one who [Cm]care[D]s
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I [D] don't have [G]you
Outro
[Em]You, [Am]you..[D].[G][Em][Am][D][G][Am7][D9][GM7]
Continue singing ?You? through the outro to end
This is my interpretation/version of the song and is what I hear.
Since U-G doesn't always include the correct chord voicings, I have
included all of them in this transcription. Please feel free to
experiment with your own chord voicings. I have rated this one as
intermediate, even though it uses a lot of open chords. It still
has one barre chord and the ending has three jazz chords using
standard fingerings. Even if you can't play the barre chord and the
jazz chords at the end, don't be afraid to play the rest of this
beautiful song. Practice the more difficult chords and you'll
eventually get them.
Don McLean
Classics
Transcribed by: Steven P.
D xx0232
G 320003
Em 022000
Am x02210
Cm x35543
C x32010
E7 020100
Am7 5x555x
D9 x54555
GM7 3x443x
Intro
[D] [G] [Em] [Am]
[D] [G] [Em] [Am] [D]
Verse 1
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] plans and [Cm]sche[D]mes
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] hopes and [Cm]drea[D]ms
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I don't have [D]you
Verse 2
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] fond [Cm]desi[D]res
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] happy [Cm]hour[D]s
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I [D]don't have [G]you
Bridge
[C]I don't have happiness [G] and I [Em]guess [Am]I never [D]will [G]again
[C]When you walked out on me [G] in came old [E7]misery
[Am] And he's been here since [D]then
Verse 3
Now [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] love to [Cm]shar[D]e
And [G]I [Em] don't have [Am] one who [Cm]care[D]s
[G]I [Em] don't have [Am] any - [Cm]thing [Am]since I [D] don't have [G]you
Outro
[Em]You, [Am]you..[D].[G][Em][Am][D][G][Am7][D9][GM7]
Continue singing ?You? through the outro to end
This is my interpretation/version of the song and is what I hear.
Since U-G doesn't always include the correct chord voicings, I have
included all of them in this transcription. Please feel free to
experiment with your own chord voicings. I have rated this one as
intermediate, even though it uses a lot of open chords. It still
has one barre chord and the ending has three jazz chords using
standard fingerings. Even if you can't play the barre chord and the
jazz chords at the end, don't be afraid to play the rest of this
beautiful song. Practice the more difficult chords and you'll
eventually get them.
