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Yesterday Ain't Coming Back

Yesterday Ain't Coming Back

"Yesterday Ain't Coming Back"


F                            F7   Bb                             Dm
Yesterday ain't coming back So you had better plan tomorrow
  Bb                        Dm        Db             Eb       F
A plan to rid you of all sorrow. Yesterday ain't coming back


F                                    F7    Bb                               Dm
You've lost the only love you had So there's no use in cryin' out your heart
    Bb                         Dm                  Db              Eb          F
Get on your feet, it's time to make a start. Yesterday ain't coming back

Db                                   
No, no, too late to cry. No, no, too late to sigh
              Eb
See another day (see another day)
Db
No, no, too late to cry. No, no, too late to sigh
       Eb                       C     Bb     F
Tomorrow's on its way. See another day



F                                            F7      Bb                             Dm
What's done is done, the time's too late. And cryin' isn't going to change things
          Bb                  Dm              Db               Eb         F
You'll have to start to rearrange things. Yesterday ain't coming back

 

Db                                   
No, no, too late to cry. No, no, too late to sigh
              Eb
See another day (see another day)
Db
No, no, too late to cry. No, no, too late to sigh
       Eb                       C     Bb     F
Tomorrow's on its way. See another day


F                            F7        Bb                                   Dm
And now before my story ends. Just think of people who are worse than you
       Bb                            Dm            Db            Eb
And start to do the things they cannot do.Yesterday ain't coming
Db                 Eb       Db               Eb
Yesterday ain't coming Yesterday ain't coming
Db              Eb        F
Yesterday ain't coming back.












By Pete Ham and Tom Evans

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