How Can I Tell Her

She [D] knows when I'm [A] lonesome. [G] She cries when I'm [D] sad

 [G] She's up in the [D] good times. [E] she's down in the [A] bad

 [G] And whenever I'm dis [D] couraged. [G] She knows just what to [D] do

 But [G] girl, [A] she doesn't know about [D] you

 

 [D] I can tell her my [A] troubles. [G] She makes them all seem [D] right

 [G] I can make up ex- [D] cuses. [E] Not to hold her at [A] night

 [G] We can talk of tomor- [D] row. [G] I'll tell her things I want to [D] do

 But [G] girl, A how can I tell her [D] about you? [A]

 

 [G] How can I A tell her [D] about you?

 [G] Girl, please [A] tell me what to [D] do

 [G] Everything seems [A] right, when [D] ever I'm with [Bm] you [A]

 So [G] girl, won't you [A] tell me, [G] how to [A] tell her [D] about you [A] [G] [A]

 

 [D] How can I tell her I don't [A] miss her, [G] Whenever I'm [D] away?

 [G] How can I say it's you I [D] think of. [E] Every single night and [A] day?

 [G] But when is it [D] easy, [G] telling someone we're [D] through?

 Ah [G] girl, [A] help me tell her [D] about you