Johnny Dear

Em C G Am C G Em C G Johnny my dear you have come back home Am C G It’s taken its toll being left all alone Em C G Don’t mind my face it has aged a bit Am B7 While your face looks the same Em I must admit C G Johnny my sweet won't you take a seat? C G I haven’t seen your face in many years C Is your hair still brown? G G/F# Em Is your heart weighed down? D C G Will you come home in the morning? Em C G What tales have you for a woman such as me Am C G Have you seen the Rio Grande or the hills of Tennessee Em C G Did you think of me at all on your lonesome dreary drawl Am B7 Em You call my name in the morning C G Johnny my sweet won't you take a seat? C G I haven’t seen your face in many years C Is your hair still brown? G G/F# Em Is your heart weighed down? D C G Will you come home in the morning? Em C G Am C G Em C G Am C G Em C G As for me I’ve been craving company Am C G With the snow falling down there's nothing much to see G G/F# Em C G Did you miss the snow falling did you hear me softly calling Am B7 Em You call my name in the morning C G Johnny my sweet won't you take a seat? C G I haven’t seen your face in many years C Is your hair still brown? G G/F# Em Is your heart weighed down? D C G Will you come home in the morning? Em C G Am C G G G/F# Em C G Am B7