The Bluest Eyes In Texas(Chords)

	        


G                                  Cadd9 
The lonesome Texas sun was setting low 
   G                                     Cadd9 
And in the rear-view mirror I watched it go 
      Am            Em                 D 
I can still see the wind in her golden hair 
  Am                  Em                C 
I close my eyes for a moment, I'm still there 

    D 
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em       D    C 
Are haunting me tonight 
         D 
Like the stars that fill the midnight sky 
    Em     D        C 
Her memory fills my mind 
               G 
Where did I go wrong? Did I wait too long? 
   Em    D       C 
Or can I make it right? 
    G  
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em     D       C 
Are haunting me tonight
 

 G                         Cadd9 
Another town another hotel room 
 G                               Cadd9 
Another dream that ended way too soon 
Am             Em             D 
Left me lonely way before the dawn 
Am                Em                C 
Searching for the strength to carry on 

    D 
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em       D    C 
Are haunting me tonight 
         D 
Like the stars that fill the midnight sky 
    Em     D        C 
Her memory fills my mind 
               G 
Where did I go wrong? Did I wait too long? 
   Em    D       C 
Or can I make it right? 
    G  
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em     D      C 
Are haunting me tonight
 

Solo 
G  Cadd9 x2 

    Am              Em                D 
For every heart you break you pay the price 
      Am               Em           C 
But I can't forget the tears in her blue eyes 

    D 
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em       D    C 
Are haunting me tonight 
         D 
Like the stars that fill the midnight sky 
    Em     D        C 
Her memory fills my mind 
               G 
Where did I go wrong? Did I wait too long? 
   Em    D       C 
Or can I make it right? 
    G  
The bluest eyes in Texas 
    Em     D       C 
Are haunting me tonight

	        

Written by Tim DuBois/David Robbins/Van Stephenson