Mark Chesnutt

I ^D don't know how to ^D/C# get her off my mi ^Bm nd,
But give me t ^G ime, and I'll think of som ^D ething ^C .
I c ^D an't say today ^D/C# that I'm alr ^Bm ight, ^A
But by to ^G night, I'll think of so ^D mething. ^D
I'll fi ^A nd so many things to do that ^G I won't have
the t ^A ime to think of he ^D r.
And t ^A hen if she's still on my mind I'll t ^G ry to
drink eno ^A ugh to.... [Bm drown the hurt
And if that don't w ^G ork, I'll think of s ^D omething. ^C
Where ^D do I go ^D/C# for lovin' I still n ^Bm eed, ^A
Now that I'm f ^G ree, I'll think of so ^D mething. ^C
And ^D if someday by ^D/C# accident we m ^Bm eet, ^A
and I can't sp ^G eak, I'll think of so ^D mething. ^D

If ^A I can't say a word to her ^G I'll blame it on this
lu ^A mp that's in my t ^D hroat.
And sta ^A ndin' there what will I do to h ^G ide my love
en ^A ough that it don't s ^Bm how--
I don't k ^G now, but I'll think of so ^D mething.
I d ^G on't know,
I d ^D on't know how to ^D/C# get her off my m ^Bm ind, ^A
but g ^G ive me time, and I'll think of s ^D omething. ^C
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Andrew Lowry alowry@silver.ucs.indiana.edu