Intro Cm Fm Db Cm Fm Db Cm Fm Db Cm Fm Db Ab Bb Fm Eb Ab Db Verse Eb We found a house Fm With a yard Db And moved all of my things in Eb Fm Db And most of your things in Eb Fm Db And honey I was proud of it Eb Fm Db Yeah honey I was proud of you Chorus Ab You quote the good book when it's convenient Db But you don't have the sense no you don't have the sense Fm Db To tie your tangled tongue instead you slash it through the Verse 2 Eb mud and some boxes Fm Db That hand me down couch, and chair Eb Fm They used to be at your church Db We borrowed them from there Eb A cabinet record player Fm With nothin' but James Taylor Db Tore the carpets from the corners Eb To put in that hardwood floor Fm Db I'd be a fool to have asked for more Chorus 2 Ab You quote the good book when it's convenient Db But you don't have the sense no you don't have the sense Fm Db To tie your tangled tongue instead you slash it through the mud Ab You quote the good book when it's convenient Db But you don't have the sense no you don't have the sense Fm Db To tie your tangled tongue instead you slash it through the mud Bridge Eb Fm Db Eb Fm Db Instead you slash it through the mud Ab The love you had but couldn't name Db The past that we were stuck between Fm Beside myself I stopped to think Db Lord, what have I done? Chorus 3 Ab You quote the good book when it's convenient Db But you don't have the sense no you don't have the sense Fm Db To tie your tangled tongue instead you slash it through the mud Ab You quote the good book when it's convenient Db But you don't have the sense no you don't have the sense Fm Db To tie your tangled tongue instead you slash it through the Ab Db Fm Eb Db Mud