Up Tempo Swing

K=Bb
T=220
Who's Sorry Now? Ted Snyder, 1923
AB Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby

A Chorus

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     
B♭ D7

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Who's sorr ry now? Who's sor ry now?

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   
G7 C-

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Whose heart is ach ing for break ing each vow?

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   
F7 B♭

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Who's sad and blue? Who's cry ing too?

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         
C7 C-7 F7

Just like I cried o ver you

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B

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B♭ D7

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Right to the end Just like a friend

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  
G7 C- G7

I tried to warn you some how

         
C- E♭-6 B♭ G7

You had your way, Now you mast pay

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     
C7 F7 B♭

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I'm glad that you're Sor ry now
Verse Who's Sorry Now? 2/2
T=150

Verse & Lyrics

V Verse

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             
B♭ C7 F7 B♭

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B♭ο7

You smiled when we part ed, It hurt me some how, I

Al though I for give you, I can not for get, How

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       
F7 F+7 B♭6

thought there was noth ing worth while. The

you shat tered all my i deals, You

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            
C7 F7 B♭ B♭-

ta bles are turn ing And you're cry ing now, While
smiled when I told you That you would re gret, And

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       
F Fο7 F C7 Cο7 C7 F7 C-7 Cø7 F7 F+7

I am just learn ing to smile.

now you know just how it feels.

• Verse 1 • Verse 2

[V] You smiled when we parted, it hurt me somehow [V] Although I forgive you, I cannot forget
I thought there was nothing worthwhile How you shattered all my ideals
The tables are turning and you're crying now You smiled when I told you that you would regret
While I am just learning to smile And now you know just how it feels

• Chorus • Chorus

[A] Who's sorry now? Who's sorry now? [A] Who's sorry now? Who's sorry now?
Whose heart is aching for breaking each vow? Whose heart is aching for breaking each vow?
Who's sad and blue? Who's crying too? Who's sad and blue? Who's crying too?
Just like I cried over you Just like I cried over you

[B] Right to the end, just like a friend [B] Right to the end, just like a friend
I tried to warn you somehow I tried to warn you somehow
You had your way, now you must pay You had your way, now you must pay
I'm glad that you're sorry now I'm glad that you're sorry now

Words by Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby

Music by Ted Snyder
1923