Tim McGraw

Why We Said Goodbye(Chords)

Tim McGraw

Key: A

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Capo on 2nd fret
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Intro: 'A' progression (see below) 
 
Asus2                       A   
I remember Sunday mornings walking on the beach  
         Asus2                                   A 
And that place we'd stop for breakfast with the old red vinyl seats  
    Dsus2 
The hours of the tide chart  
     D               Dsus2             Asus2 
The way the sunlight danced upon your face  
 
     Asus2                   A 
That antique roller coaster you just had to ride  
  Asus2                           A 
I remember how you laughed at the terror in my eyes  
    Dsus2 
The color and the detail  
 D         Dsus2      Asus2 
Just like it was yesterday  

D Dsus2 And I remember how you held me the night my father died Asus2 A Asus2 I didn't have to tell you, I just broke down and cried D Dsus2 A F#m You're sewn into the fabric, the pieces of my life Bm F#m E Asus2 And I just can't remember why we said goodbye
Asus2 A Up and down this boardwalk lonely people sit Asus2 A I know it wasn't perfect but nothin' ever is Dsus2 The sails out in the harbor D Dsus2 Asus2 Are searching for, the wind Chorus 2: D Dsus2 I just had to call you, I had to hear your voice Asus2 F#m F#m7 And tell you I still love you we still have a choice D Dsus2 A F#m You're sewn into the fabric, the pieces of my life Bm F#m E Asus2 And I just can't remember why we said goodbye Bb F Gm F Everything I do, leads me back to you C F D E I know I just can't let us go Chorus 3: D Dsus2 There must have been a reason, but I can't remember now Asus2 F#m F#m7 I know if I could hold you we could work it out D Dsus2 A F#m You're sewn into the fabric the pieces of my life Bm F#m E And girl let's give it one more try Bm F#m E Asus2 Cause I just can't remember why we said goodbye |Asus2 A |Asus2+ A | <----this is the intro progression, this is also used in the interludes between verses and choruses if you want it to sound closer to the piano. Listen to CD for exact timing.

Written by Tom Douglas/Billy Kirsch

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