Missin Her Play - Ian Munsick

Missin Her Play

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
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MISSIN' HER PLAY
As recorded by Ian Munsick
(From the 2023 Album WHITE BUFFALO)
 
Capo 1st fret
 
[Intro]
Dm F C G
 
[Verse 1]
Dm F
A little speed, a little distance
C G
Gettin' gone's good for forgetting
Dm7 F
These exit signs, they're flying by
C G
Ain't one that I feel like hittin'
Dm7 F
Got the FM playin' as I roll
C G
It ain't lettin' me let go
 
[Chorus]
Dm7 F
My tires keep turning like a radio dial
C G
Every song coming on sounds like her smile
Dm7 F
Out runnin' her might take a little while
C G
Starting to think there ain't enough miles
Dm7
On this highway
F C
Can't get away from the heartbreak
G Dm7 F C G
So I let the missin' her play
 
[Verse 2]
Dm F
Midnight in Cheyenne, they played Cheyenne
C G
We were back in them ole fairgrounds
Dm F
Rodeo July, dirt and the dust fly
C G
Drifting away like she is now
 
[Chorus]
Dm7 F
My tires keep turning like a radio dial
C G
Every song coming on sounds like her smile
Dm7 F
Out runnin' her might take a little while
C G
Starting to think there ain't enough miles
Dm7
On this highway
F C
Can't get away from the heartbreak
G Dm7 F
So I let the missin' her play
 
[Interlude]
C G Dm7 F
C G
 
[Bridge]
Dm7 F
I've kept it low, I've cranked it loud
C G
But I can't turn her goodbye down
 
[Chorus]
Dm7 F
My tires keep turning like a radio dial
C G
Every song coming on sounds like her smile
Dm7 F
Out runnin' her might take a little while
C G
Starting to think there ain't enough miles
Dm7
On this highway
F C
Can't get away from the heartbreak
G Dm7 F
So I let the missin' her play
 
[Chorus]
C G Dm7 F
C G Dm7 F
C G Dm7 F
C G

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