Are You All Alone (David Blackmore) video, tabs

I walked into a barroom,
ordered me up a drink,
I turned around and saw you,
then I started to think:
She is all alone, well, I guess I am too,
So I took my chances and crossed the floor,
And walked on up to you.

Are you waiting for someone,
are you all alone,
Would you like to dance with me,
can I walk you home?
I noticed from a distance
you look sad and out of place,
If I could I'd like to put
a smile back on your face.

I used to have a family,
a wife and three kids,
But I guess that she figured
she liked the nightlife instead;
There are lots of lonely women,
looking for a brand new start,
If you'd like you can dance with me
and help mend my broken heart.

Are you waiting for someone
or are you all alone,
Would you like to dance with me,
can I walk you home?
I noticed from a distance that
you look sad and out of place,
If I could I'd like to put
a smile back on your face.

Are you waiting for someone
or are you all alone,
Would you like to dance with me,
can I walk you home?
I noticed from a distance
you look sad and out of place,
If I could I'd like to put
a smile back on your face.
If I could I'd like to put
a smile back on your face.

####.... David Blackmore of Port aux Basques, NL, and Halifax, Nova Scotia ©2005, All rights reserved ....####

I [D] walked into a bar room [G] ordered me up a [D] drink,
I [G] turned around and [D] saw you, then I started to [A] think:
[D] She is all alone well I [G] guess that I am [D] too,
So I [G] took my chances and [D] crossed the floor,
And [A] walked on up to [D] you. [D7]

Are you [G] waiting for someone or [D] are you all alone?
[G] Would you like to dance with me, [A] can I walk you home?
I [G] noticed from a distance you looked sad and out of [D] place,
And [G] if I could I'd [F] like to put a [A] smile back [A7] on your [D] face.

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