10 Chords used in the song: G, Gmaj7, Em7, G7, C, F, Am/C, C+7, D7/Csus4, D7/C
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[G] Your day breaks [Gmaj7] your mind aches
[Em7] You find that [G7] all her words of [C] kindness linger [F] on
When she no [G] longer needs you
[G] She wakes up [Gmaj7] she makes up
[Em7] She takes her [G7] time and doesn't [C] feel she has to [F] hurry
She no [G] longer needs you
And in her [Am/C] eyes you see [C+7+5] nothing
[Am/C] No sign of love behind the tears cried for [C+7+5] no one
[Am/C] A love that should have lasted years [D7/Csus4] [D7/C]
[G] You want her [Gmaj7] you need her
[Em7] And yet you [G7] don't believe her
[C] When she says her [F] love is dead
You [G] think she needs you
And in her [Am/C] eyes you see [C+7+5] nothing
[Am/C] No sign of love behind the tears cried for [C+7+5] no one
[Am/C] A love that should have lasted years [D7/Csus4] [D7/C]
[G] You stay home [Gmaj7] she goes out
[Em7] She says that [G7] long ago she
[C] Knew someone but [F] now he's gone
She [G] doesn't need him
[G] Your day breaks [Gmaj7] your mind aches
[Em7] There will be [G7] times when all the
[C] Things she said will [F] fill your head
You [G] won't forget her
And in her [Am/C] eyes you see [C+7+5] nothing
[Am/C] No sign of love behind the tears
Cried for [C+7+5] no one
[Am/C] A love that should have lasted years [D7/Csus4] [D7/C]
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About this song: For No One
"For No One" is a song written by Paul McCartney (credited to Lennon/McCartney) that originally appeared on The Beatles' seventh album, Revolver. A ballad about the end of a relationship, it was one of McCartney's most mature and poignant works to date. Musically the track is particularly distinguished by its French horn solo. John Lennon said of the song, "One of my favourites of his - a nice piece of work."