I'm Still Alive You're Gone - Trisha Yearwood

I'm Still Alive You're Gone

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Intro: Em C G D (2x) Em
 
C
Woke up this morning, just another day
G D Em
Got myself out of bed in the usual way
C
Threw back the curtains and the sun was shining
G D D ~ C
Well, it seems these days, I got such good timing
D ~ C
Since I let you go
 
Well, what do you know
 
[Refrão]G D Em C
Guess I fooled everybody
D
Said I'd love you 'til the day that I die
G B7 Em C
Even if you didn't love me
D7 C
Sorry baby, I guess I lied
D
You're gone
N.C. G C
And I'm still alive
G C Em
Oh, oh, yeah, yeah
 
C
I'm the kind of girl that never fails
G D/F# Em
To hang on to the past by my fingernails
C
And I can't help it, even I'm amazed
G D D ~ C
At how much better they look painted in pink sorbet, yeah
D ~ C
What took me so long
 
To sing this song
 
[Refrão]G D Em C
Guess I fooled everybody
D
Said I'd love you 'til the day that I die
G B7 Em C
Even if you didn't love me
D7 C
Sorry baby, I guess I lied
D
You're gone
N.C. G C
And I'm still alive
G C
Oh, oh, yeah, yeah
 
Bridge:
 
Em B Em A
I said good-bye and I survived
G
I'm still alive
 
G D Em C D G B7 Em C
 
D ~ C
Since I let you go
 
Well, what do you know
 
[Refrão]G D Em C
Guess I fooled everybody
D
Said I'd love you 'til the day that I die
G B7 Em C
Even if you didn't love me
D7 C
Sorry baby, I guess I lied
D
You're gone
N.C. G C
And I'm still alive
G C
Oh, oh, yeah, yeah
G C
I'm still alive
G C
Oh, oh, yeah, yeah
 
Well, what do you know
 
OUTRO: (## repeat 8x to end ##)
G C

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