Are You Lonely  Transcription by Jürgen Castan.


Part 1: (Verse & Chorus)

  Em7                      D        C                        D
E --------0-------|----------------|--------0-------|----------------|
B ----3-----3---3-|----3-------3---|----1-----1---1-|----1-------3---|
G --0---0-----0---|--0---0---2---2-|--0---0-----0---|--0---0---2---2-|
D ----------------|--------0-------|----------------|--------0-------|
A ----------------|----------------|3---------------|3---------------|
E 0---------------|0---------------|----------------|----------------|
  

Part 2: (Verse)

  Am               D
E ----------------|--------2-------|
B --------1-------|----3-----3---3-|
G ----2-----2---2-|--2---2-----2---|
D --2---2-----2---|0---------------|
A 0---------------|----------------|
E ----------------|----------------|


Part 3: (Middle-Part)

(The first line of chords is the last repetition of the chorus, 
which ends with an C here because of following F-Chord)

  Em7                      D        C                     
E --------0-------|----------------|--------0-------|----------------|
B ----3-----3---3-|----3-------3---|----1-----1---1-|----1-------3---|
G --0---------0---|--0---0---2---2-|--0---------0---|--0-------2---2-|
D 2-----2---------|2-------0-------|----------------|--------0-------|
A ----------------|----------------|3-----3---------|3-----3---------|
E ----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|

(Begin of middle part)

  F                C                  Dm               A#
E --------1-1-----|--------0H3P0-----|--------3-1-----|----------------|
B ------1-----1---|----1---------3---|----3-------3---|6-3---------3---|
G ----2---------2-|------0---------2-|--2---2-------2-|----3---------3-|
D --3-------------|--2---------------|0---------------|------3---3-----|
A 3---------------|3-----------------|----------------|--------5-------|
E ----------------|------------------|----------------|----------------|

(Distorted guitar during middle part)
E ----------------|------------------|----------------|----------------|
B ----------------|------------------|----------------|----------------|
G ----------------|------------------|----------------|----------------|
D 3-----------x-x-|2-----------------|----------------|3---------------|
A ----------------|--------------5-3-|5---------------|1---------------|
E ----------------|------------------|----------------|----------------|

Note: H stands for a hammer-on, P for a pull-off


Song structure


Intro: (2 times Part 1, beginning at 00:15 of track on CD)

1.Verse: (4x Part 1)
Em7    D         C                D    Em7  
Do you feel so small, on a sunday afternoon
         D        C              D     Em7
In your loveless house, full of empty rooms
         D       C           D     Em7
Once a place of life, once upon a time
            D     C                 D
Flames are dying out, while ghosts move in

1. Verse (3x Part 2)
Am  D                 Am      D              Am
    Crossing on the stair, asleep in empty chairs
    D
So tell me are you

Chorus: (2x Part 1)
Em7     D   C   D
Lonely         Are you
Em7     D   C   D
Lonely


2. Verse (same as first verse, 4x 1 Part, 3x 2. Part)

Chorus (2x Part 1, C is played instead of last D for introduction of middle part)


Middle part: (3x Part 3)
       F                 C               Dm                 A#
while love lives, while suns set, while snowmoons rise in november skies
       F                C               Dm                 A#
while ties bind, while souls cry, while oceans ride in an endless tide
       F                  C                Dm                      A#         Em7 (first chord of chorus)  
while love grows, while blood flows, while truth is real you need never feel alone


Chorus (2x Part 1)

3. Verse (3x Part 2)

Repeat Chorus (4x Part 1)


Notes


This song is surprisingly simple although it kicks you right between 
the eyes when you first hear it. Almost only simple major and minor 
chords are used, except one minor seven, which, in my opinion, gives 
the song what is so special about it (in combination with the vast 
use of strings, the incredible melody-line and the arrangement, 
which begins very calm and ends in a explosion of sounds).

The first part is used for verses as well as chorus, which also 
includes some piano/keyboard.
The second part is the one between the verses and chorus and uses 
almost the same picking scheme as the first part, only the chords differ.

Since the chords of part 3 are not played by guitar (strings are used here), 
I tried to figure out the correct chords and added a guitar-picking of my own, 
which I hope is somewhat ok. I also noted what I think the distorted guitar 
plays during this part (This is somewhat hard to figure out since it is not 
clear which part is strings and which is guitar...)