The Song That Nobody Sings chords by Jerry Wallace
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Verse 1
(D major) In the dry dusty desert
a wild flower grows
That (A major) puts all the others to (D major) shame
Far away in the desert
where nobody goes
The (A major) flower that has no (D major) name
In the whiskey -soaked mind
of an old minstrel man
There's a (A major) ballad of peace and good (D major) will
A warm welcome song
that the world wants to hear
But the (A major) voice of the minstrel is (D major) still
So drink to the wildflower nobody knows
(A major) And the sorrow that loneliness brings
Drink (D major) to the dreamers who lose their way
And the (A major) song that nobody sing (D major) s
There's (B flat major) a (E flat major) boy from the land
of the free and the brave
Who's afraid (B flat major) to go home in the (E flat major) dark
His world is a room
where a needle and spoon
Leaves a (B flat major) devil's indelible mark (E flat major)
Take a look at the strangers
you pass on the street
And the (B flat major) faces you see in a (E flat major) bar
Sometimes I wonder if God really knows
Just (B flat major) how lonely we (E flat major) are
So drink to the wildflower nobody knows
(B flat major) And the sorrow that loneliness brings
Drink (E flat major) to the dreamers who lose their way
And the song (B flat major) that nobody sing (E flat major) s (B major)
Take a (E major) look at the woman
with nothing to say
And the (B major) man who has nothing to (E major) give
Watch (C sharp minor) ing (E major) their dreams
slip away and die
When they (B major) had every reason to (E major) live
In the dry, dusty desert
a wildflower grows
Like (B major) the wonderful dreams of the (E major) young
And all that remains
of the old minstrel man
Is a (B major) song that will never be (E major) sung
So drink to the wildflower
nobody knows (B major)
And the sorrow that loneliness brings
Drink (E major) to the dreamers who lose their way
And the (B major) song that nobody sings (E major)
And the (B major) song that nobody sings
(E major)
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