Date: 7/13/97; 2:01:48 PM
From: Dakota4954@aol.com
Subject: "At the End of a Long Lonely Day", by Marty Robbins

"At the End of a Long Lonely Day"
Written by Marty Robbins
Performed by Don Edwards on "West of Yesterday"
Submitted by Diron A., Dakota4954@aol.com

This is a very good heartache song. Play it with a simple, slow "pick, strum,
pick, strum" technique.


          D          G              D
At the end of a long lonely day without you,
               A7                                 D
When the world seems to fall in my face.
         D                       G               D
I'm all right through the day, but the day fades away,
            A7                                  D
And the long lonely night takes its place.


Chorus #1

  A7                              G            D
Another day to wish that you were here,
  A7                                       G            D
I dread each lonely night that's filled with fear.
            D                 G                    D   
Oh, I've cried and I've cried these are tears that I can't hide,
          A7                         D
At the end of a long lonely day.

          D             G           D      
At the end of the day, I go up to my room,
         A7                                   D
And I watch while the sun fades away.
            D            G                     D
And the lonliness there brings me grief and dispair,
          A7                         D
At the end of a long lonely day.


Chorus #2

  A7                      G           D
Another day to sit alone and cry,
   A7                              G       D
It makes no difference if I live or die.
           D                     G            D
With a world locked outside I just lay there and cry,
          A7                         D
At the end of a long lonely day.


Repeat Chorus #1