Allison Miranda(Cavaco chords)

	        

Intro:C F C G  C  F  

Verse 1: 
     C                           F  
On a two lane north of casper is where this all begins 
        C                      G 
Heading back to Oklahoma for a week to visit friends 
        C                              F  
She was walking 'long the highway so I pulled off to the side 
    Am        C/B    C  Fmaj7 G 
And asked her if she needed a ride 


   C                                 F  
We tore up that ole blacktop 'til we found I-25 
         C                 G 
And just into Colorado she asked if she could drive 
          C                        F  
I'd never met nobody like her. I'd never laughed so much 
    Am C/B C     Famj7    G 
And I grew hungry for her touch 
  Fmaj7                  
I used to think of autumn 
    C 
As sweaters and leaves 
      G/B   
And I used to think the night  
             C 
Was just for dreamers and thieves 
    Fmaj7               Am    C 
But that was before she came 
Am  C/B   C     Fmaj7   G 
Allison Miranda was her name
 
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Verse 2: 
       C                          Fmaj7                  
By the time that we hit Kansas we both felt pretty beat 
      C                              G 
So we found ourselves a motel and we grabbed a bite to eat 
     C                            Fmaj7 
We'd rest a few short hours; soon we'd be out of there 
Am         C/B   C       Fmaj7  G 
Three days later we came up for air  

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                    notes 
Solo:Am Fmaj7 C G  B  C  D  x2  Am Fmaj7 C G  C  F       
       
Verse 3: 
      C                               F  
Now I can't forget the morning when I woke alone in bed 
     C                             G 
To a rose left on her pillow and a good-bye note that read 
    C                           Fmaj7 
You cannot grow a flower if you do not have the seed 
Am  C/B      C    Fmaj7   G 
Now I've got everything I need 

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Outro: 
C  F C G     Notes 
C  F C  D  E  F  E  F  G  Am Fmaj7 C G to end  

	        

Written by Garth Brooks/Bobby Wood