Trisha Yearwood

^G (intr ^Am o) ^{- G C C}
I can see you ^F turn away ^F when I ^G ask what f ^C or ^{- G}
You say it isn't ^F anything, ^F but ^G I'm not s ^C ur ^- e ^G
Something under ^F neath the skin ^F won't ^G let you b ^C e ^{- G}
And you try to ^F keep it in, ^F but ^G I ^- c ^F an s ^C ee
The ^G wo ^- - ^Am ma ^- n ^G/B be ^{- C} - f ^C ore me must have been ^F hard on y ^C ou
'Cause that ^F hurt in your e ^C yes, I never ^G put you thr ^G ough
^G So ^- me ^Am tim ^- es ^G/B I ^- t ^C hink ^C you must be ^F talking t ^C o
The ^G woman bef ^Am ore ^- me ^G and y ^C ou ^C
Sometimes in an argument, it will show
When you go a little farther than you meant to go
I know you don't mean the things that you say
I just wanna ease the pain that's in your way
But the woman before me must have been hard on you
'Cause that hurt in your eyes, I never put you through
Sometimes I think you must be talking to
The woman before me and you
^Am If there are s ^G orro ^- ws ^F that br ^C ing back a t ^F ear
^Am Don't let them k ^G eep ^- us a ^F part ^{C C
Am} You oughta kn ^G ow yo ^- u've ^F got n ^C othing to f ^F ear
^Am Here in my h ^G eart ^G
'Cause you and I will never be like the past
Whatever kind of memories that you have
Nothing's gonna hurt me how, can't you see
I already made it a vow that I can keep
But the woman before me must have been hard on you
'Cause that hurt in your eyes, I never put you through
Sometimes I think you must be talking to
The woman before me and you
Sometimes I think you must be talking to
G Am - G C - G7sus C.
The woman before me and you

Adam Schneider indigo@ucscb.ucsc.edu U.C. Santa Cruz
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