Missin You In San Antone - Brett Kissel

Missin You In San Antone

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
4th traste
MISSIN' YOU IN SAN ANTONE
As recorded by Brett Kissel
(2023 release)
 
Capo 4th fret
 
[Intro]
C Dm G C G C
Dm G C
 
[Verse 1]
C Dm
I know you've got a brand new life in Dallas
G C Dm G
And you're happy that you left this one behind
C Dm
But I don't see what it would hurt to tell you
G C
Since you left, you haven't left my mind
 
[Verse 2]
C Dm
Girl, this house we built together sure gets lonely
G C Dm G
Especially when those big ol' stars come out
C Dm
And I can't help but wonder what you're doin'
G C
Knowing what I'm here doin' without
 
[Chorus]
E
So I just called to tell you
Am
That not a day goes by
D7
That I don't want you back again
G
At least a thousand times
C Dm7
I know you say you're better off in Dallas
G C
Oh, but I'm still missin' you in San Antone
 
[Fiddle Solo]
C Dm G C
 
[Guitar Solo]
C Dm G C
 
[Verse 3]
C Dm7
Well, your mama mentioned somethin' 'bout a new friend
G C Dm
But I don't recall her mentionin' a name
C Dm
I'd hate to think it really could be over
G C
'Cause I don't wanna burn out this old flame
 
[Chorus]
E7
So I just called to tell you
Am
That not a day goes by
D7
That I don't want you back again
G
At least a thousand times
C Dm7
I know you say you're better off in Dallas
G C
Oh, but I'm still missin' you in San Antone, awe, come back home
 
[Piano Solo]
C Dm G C
 
[Guitar Solo]
C Dm7 G C
 
[Fiddle Solo]
E7 Am D7 G
C Dm G C
 
[Chorus]
E7
Yeah, I just called to tell you
Am
That not a day goes by
D7
That I don't want you back again
G
At least a thousand times
C Dm7
I know you say you're better off in Dallas
G C
Oh, but I'm still missin' you in San Antone
 
[Outro]
C Dm
Darlin', girl, I know you're better off in Dallas
G C N.C. C
Oh, but I'm still missin' you in San Antone

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