Verse 1GB7CG
The walk in is empty on the right side of the bedroom
CGAD
The drawers and the dressers are empty and bare
GB7CG
She took all of her records and all the good dishes
CGDG
There’s hardly a sign that a woman’s been there
GB7CG
She took the Emmy I bought her, she didn't steal my Nelson
CGAD
She's sworn off us gingers, so it would seem
GB7CG
But I bet you good money if she’s runnin with another
CGDG
He don't hold a flame to the likeness of me
InstrumentalGB7CGCGADGB7CGCGDGVerse 2GB7CG
There’s a note on the table, I'm skimming it over
CGAD
As the rain beats down on the tin roof outside
GB7CG
And I can’t help but notice that spiteful young woman
CGDG
Ran out with my clothes left to soak on the line
CGCG
I don't understand, I'm a likeable man
CGD
How the hell could she leave this behind
GB7CG
There’s questions big as oceans floatin’ round in my mind
CGDG
But the one I keep askin’ is the wonderin’ oh why
InstrumentalGB7CGCGADCGCGCGDGVerse 3GB7CG
Ironin’ ain’t called for, and coffee is easy
CGAD
Biscuits are tricky, my cookin’s a crime
GB7CG
But guitars and women, they come and they leave me
CGDG
With lovin and six strings I'll surely survive
CGDG
With lovin and six strings I'll surely survive
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