Intro: DAD
I'd spend a lot more time out in the pouring rain
A
Without and umbrella
F#mGD
Coverin' my head
And I'd stood up to that bully when he pushed
A
And called me names
BmGD
But I was too afraid
And I'd gone on and seen Elvis
A
That night he came to town
F#mGD
Momma said I couldn't
And I'd gone skinny dipping with Jenny Carson
A
That time she dared me to
F#m
But I didn't
BmGAD
Oh I, I'd done a lot of things different
And I wish I'd spent more time with my dad
A
When he was alive
F#mGD
Now I don't have the chance
And I wish I had told my brother how much I loved him
A
Before he went off to war
BmGD
But I just shook his hand
And I wish I had gone to church on Sunday morning
A
When my grandma begged me to
F#mGD
But I was scared of God
And I wish I would've listened when they said
A
Boy, you're gonna wish you hadn't
F#m
But I wouldn't
BmGAD
Oh I, I'd done a lot of things different
(Chorus:)
G
People say they wouldn't change a thing
D
Even if they could
GA
Oh, but I would
D
There was this red dress she wanted one time
A
So bad she could taste it
F#mGD
I should've bought it, but I didn't
She wanted to paint our house yellow
A
And trim it with blues and greens
BmGD
I wouldn't let her, it wouldn't have hurt nothin'
A
And she loved to be kissed and held and touched
F#mGD
But I didn't do it, not nearly enough
And if I'd known that dance was gonna be our last dance
A
I would've asked the band to play
F#m
On and on, on and on
BmGAD
Oh I, I'd done a lot of things different
(Chorus:)
GA
People say they wouldn't change a thing
D
Even if they could
G
Oh, but I would
BmGADF#m
Oh I, I'd done a lot of things different
BmGA
Oh I, I'd done a lot of things... I think we'd all do a lot things different
Outro: DAD
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