I Learned That From You - Sara Evans

I Learned That From You

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( Words and Music by Tony Lane / Jess Brown )
 
Capo on 2nd fret (this may be 1/2 step to 1 step higher than the album
version)
 
Slow and sad in 3/4 time
 
INTRO: G D C G G D C G
 
I re(C)member the windows rolled down and the wind in your (G)hair D C G
Driving (C)Îround in your daddyâs old Chevy like we were going some(G)where
(e)We thought that summer would (D)last us forever
Going (a)steady was just something you do
I didnât (C)know much about (D)love
I learned that from (G)you D C G
 
Now (C)those were some good times but lately they donât seem to (G)last D C
G
And I (C)guess Iâm not nearly as strong as the drink in your (G)glass
And the (e)nights just get later, I could (D)stay up and wait or just
(a)Go on to bed like I do
I never (C)knew nothinâ about (D)lonely
I learned that from (G)you
 
CHORUS:
And (C)I learned how to kiss on a ferris wheel and
(G)I made wishes at wishing wells
And (e)I fell (a)into that fairytale (D)too
Now (C)I know that love ainât so easy but
(G)We tried, didnât we baby?
Itâs (e)alright, (a)some dreams arenât made to come (D)true
I learned that from (G)you D C G
 
One (C)night while the whole world was turninâ I left you a (G)note D C G
I (C)told you that Iâd always miss you, then I let you (G)go
Now Iâm (e)living outside of some (D)town I ainât heard of
(a)I think about the boy that I knew
I didnât (C)know you could fall out of (D)love
I learned that from (G)you D C G
 
CHORUS
 
I re(C)member the windows rolled down and the wind G

How to play I Learned That From You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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