Dexton Feldpausch - I Wrote A Letter - Misc Originals

Dexton Feldpausch - I Wrote A Letter

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
6th traste
[Intro]
C E F G
 
[Verse 1]
C
Oh I wrote a letter that I wish I’d sent
E
But before I had a chance we had an argument
F
It said so many things that I wish she’d heard
G
Even now she might appreciate my loving words
 
[Verse 2]
C
Well I’m not too crazy bout the way we ended
E
But if I’d given the letter, well, pain could’ve mended
F
And we both know things could be worse
G
Just wish I would’ve taken time to send this letter first
 
[Chorus]
F G C
Cause it said how beautiful I thought she was
G
And it said that I loved her
F G C
Cause it said how much my foolish heart would hurt
G
If I ever were to lose her
F G
Guess I gotta move on and pay the rent
F G C
But wrote a letter I wish I’d sent
 
[Verse 3]
C
I showed up to her house with the paper in hand
E
Knocked on the door like a real man
F
She looked at me with some hurt in her eyes
G
I said ‘girl I think it’s time we compromise’
 
[Chorus]
F G C
And I said how beautiful I thought she was
G
And I said that I loved her
F G C
And I said how much my foolish heart was hurt
G
The day that I lost her
F G
I ain’t moving on not yet
F G C
Cause I wrote a letter that I never sent
 
C E F G
 
[Bridge]
C
Well she smiled real quick and then she ran inside
E
Pulled a note from a drawer next to her bedside
F
She came back out of her front door
G
And told me everything that I was hoping for
 
[Chorus]
F G C
She said how wonderful she thought I was
G
And she said that she loved me
F G C
She said how much her foolish heart would hurt
G
If she ever really lost me
F G
Well we’re falling for each other again
F G
And we ain’t giving up not yet
F G C
Guess we both wrote a letter we wish we’d sent
 
C E F G C

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