Waterproof Mascara(Chords)

	        

Intro: F Bb  F Bb 

Verse: 
       F 
So he wants to know  
      Dm              C                F 
Does Superman really need to wear his cape to fly?  
Bb                     C  
 Where does rain come from?  
           Dm 
And can I play outside?  
 Gm                                    C 
And all my friends have daddys, mommy why don't I?  


 
    F                       Bb 
And so I wear waterproof mascara  
          F                                     C 
There's things you shouldn't see when you're a kid  
       F                          Bb 
Thank God they make waterproof mascara  
               F   C             Bb 
'Cuz it won't run like his daddy did
  


Verse: 
        F 
So I'm dating again  
Bb                  C               F                   
  Letting my guard down is just so hard to do  
Bb           C               Dm                  
 Never introduced my son to someone new  
 Gm  
'Cuz if I get my heart broke  
       C 
I know he will too  


            F                       Bb 
And that's why I wear waterproof mascara  
               F                                     C 
There's some things you shouldn't see when you're a kid  
       F                          Bb 
Thank God they make waterproof mascara  
               F   C              F 
'Cuz it won't run like his daddy did 
 


BREAK: 
       Dm 
I can throw the ball out in the yard  
          Am 
Teach him how to fish 
  
How to drive a car  
    Bb                C              F   A 
But in my heart. it just won't be enough 
       Dm 
We've always gotten by somehow  
   Am                          Bb 
I may not need a man right now  
Am          C        F  Bb  F  C 
 But I know he does  


       F                          Bb 
Thank God they make waterproof mascara  
               F   C              Bb 
'Cuz it won't run like his daddy did  
        F                        Bb  F  Bb  F Bb  F 
That's why I wear waterproof mascara

	        

Written by Sheryl Crow/Chris Dubois/Brad Paisley