Dolly Parton

^D Sing your song sweet music man,
though I won't be there to h ^D7 old your hand,
like I u ^G sed to I'm t ^D hrough with you,
you're a h ^A ell of a singer and a powerful man,
but you surround yourself with pe ^A7 ople who,
demand so l ^D ittle of you,
(verse 2)
^D You touched my soul with your beautiful song,
even had me si ^D7 nging along right w ^G ith you,
said I n ^D eed you,
then you c ^A hanged the words and added harmony,
sang the song you had wr ^A7 itten for me,
to s ^D omeone new,
(chorus)
^G Nobody sings a l ^A ove song quite like y ^D ou do,
^G nobody else could m ^A ake me sing a ^D long,
^G nobody else could m ^A ake me feel,
that t ^D hings are right when I k ^Bm now there w ^D# rong,
^G nobody sings a l ^A ove song quite like y ^D ou,
(verse 3)
She said sing your song sweet music man,
you travel the world with a five piece band,
that does for you what you ask them to,
and ya try to stay young with the song you've sung,
so many people have all begun to come back on you,
(verse 4)
So sing your song sweet music man,
you're making your living doing one night stands,
that prove to you they don't need you,
you're still a helluva singer but a broken man,
but you keep on looking for one last fan to sing to,
(chorus)
^G Nobody sings a l ^A ove song quite like y ^D ou do,
^G nobody else could m ^A ake me sing a ^D long,
^G nobody else could m ^A ake me feel,
that t ^D hings are right when I k ^Bm now there w ^D# rong,
^G nobody sings a l ^A ove song quite like y ^D ou,
I be ^A7 lieve in you,