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You call me from a phone booth with tears in your voice
C* C9 Csus C
Tell me you've been out all night running with the boys
C You say you're c F old and tired and F6 lone Fmaj7 ly F6
C* C9 Csus C
And you got no place to go
There G wasn't any phone book
F F6 C* C9 Csus C
Mine's the only number that you know
C* C9 Csus C
Well call youself a taxi and I'll pay 'im at the door
C* C9 Csus C
If you don't mind sleeping on the sofa or the floor
And I F spend an hour F6 hating Fmaj7 you F6
C* C9 Csus C
Till the cab pull in
My G heart has found another way
F F6 C* C9 Csus C
To be loving you again
F And every F6 time is the C last time
F And every F6 time is the fi C rst
F Every F6 time is the l C ast time with y F ou
F Oh it never gets no better
F C* C9 Csus C
And it couldn't get no worse
C* C9 Csus C
Then I hear footsteps the driver's at the door
C* C9 Csus C
He says I look familiar has he made this run before
And F I tell him I don't F6 think Fmaj7 so F6
C* C9 Csus C
What's it matter anyway
Just G tell me what the meter reads
F F6 C* C9 Csus C
And I'll go and get your pay
C* C9
Well now it's down to you and me
Csus C* C9 Csus C
And though it doesn't seem right
C* C9 Csus C
We both know where we we'll be and what we'll do tonight
And a F fter an F6 hour or Fmaj7 two F6
C* C9 Csus C
When the night comes to and end
My G heart has found another way
F F6 C* C9 Csus C
To be loving you again
F And every F6 time is the C last time
F And every F6 time is the fi C rst
F Every F6 time is the l C ast time with y F ou
F Oh it never gets no better
F C* C9 Csus C
And it couldn't get no worse
C I know that there should be C9 more to say
Csus I'll just read your C mind
C Let's save what's left u C9 nsaid Csus for another C time
Cause I F know there'll be F6 another Fmaj7 time F6
C* C9 Csus C
So until then
My G heart has found another way
F To be F6 loving you C again
My G heart has found another way
F F6 C* C9 Csus C
To be loving you again
From Emmylou Harris "Cowboy Prayer" CD
Asylum Records 1993
BMG Songs Inc(ASCAP)
Emmylou Harris
