Biography:
Wynn Stewart (born Winford Lindsey Stewart June 7, 1934; died July 17, 1985) was an American country music performer. He was one of the progenitors of the Bakersfield sound. Although not a huge chart success, he was an inspiration to such greats as Buck Owens and Merle Haggard.
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C G7 C C7
Sing me a song of sad-ness
F C
And sing it as blue as I feel
F G7
If a tear should appear
C F
It's because she's not here
C G7 C
Sing a sad song and sing it for me
F G7
She's unhappy with me
C
She told me so
F G7
I'm unhappy without her
D7 G7
And I still love her so
C G7 C C7
Oh sing me a song of sad-ness
F C
Pretend it's the end of the world
F G7
Sing it sweet and sing it low
C F
And then I'll have to go
C G7 C
Sing a sad song and sing it for me
F G7
Sing it sweet and sing it low
C F
And then I'll have to go
C G7 F C
Sing a sad song and sing it for m--e
Sing me a song of sad-ness
F C
And sing it as blue as I feel
F G7
If a tear should appear
C F
It's because she's not here
C G7 C
Sing a sad song and sing it for me
F G7
She's unhappy with me
C
She told me so
F G7
I'm unhappy without her
D7 G7
And I still love her so
C G7 C C7
Oh sing me a song of sad-ness
F C
Pretend it's the end of the world
F G7
Sing it sweet and sing it low
C F
And then I'll have to go
C G7 C
Sing a sad song and sing it for me
F G7
Sing it sweet and sing it low
C F
And then I'll have to go
C G7 F C
Sing a sad song and sing it for m--e
Wynter Gordon
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Wyvern Lingo
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