I Love The Way He Left You - Lee Greenwood

I Love The Way He Left You

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[Intro: ](C) (G) (C) (G) (Cm) (C) (Cm)
 
(G) Girl, I (Cm) hate the way he broke your (G) heart
I (D) hate to see you (Em7) torn a(Bm7)part
I (C) hate to see you take it so (D) hard
Oh, (G) girl
(Cm) I believe in destin(G)y
I (D) bless the day he (Em7) set you (Bm7) free
And, I (C) know that it sounds selfish (D) of me
 
But, I love the way he (C) left (G) you (C)
But, I (G) hate the way you (D) hurt (Em) (D)
I (Em7) thank my lucky (Cadd9) stars a(C)bove
That I got to (D) you first
Don't you see he (C) lead (G) you (C)
(G) Right into my (D) arms (Em) (D)
I'd (Em7) tell you that I'm (Cm) sorry
But (Am) I, I (D) love the way he (C) left (G) you (C) (G) (C) (Cm)
 
(G) Girl, I (Cm) know that you still see his (G) face
It's (D) something that (Em7) I can't er(Bm7)ase
(C) That's a chance I just have to (D) take
Oh, (G) girl
I (Cm) know it's gonna take some (G) time
I (D) know you're gonna (Em7) be al(Bm7)right
I'm (C) gonna drive him out of your (D) mind
 
But, I love the way he (C) left (G) you (C)
But, I (G) hate the way you (D) hurt (Em) (D)
I (Em7) thank my lucky (Cadd9) stars a(C)bove
That I got to (D) you first
Don't you see he (C) lead (G) you (C)
(G) Right into my (D) arms (Em) (D)
I'd (Em7) tell you that I'm (Cm) sorry
But (Am) I, I (D) love the way he (C) left (G) you (C)
But, I (G) hate the way you (D) hurt (Em) (D)
I (Em7) thank my lucky (Cadd9) stars a(C)bove
That I got to (D) you first
Don't you see he (C) lead (G) you (C)
(G) Right into my (D) arms (Em) (D)
I'd (Em7) tell you that I'm (Cm) sorry
But (Am) I, I (D) love the way he (C) left (G) you
 
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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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