Missing You - Brooks And Dunn

Missing You

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Album: Tight Rope
1999, Arista Records
 
Capo 3rd Fret (To Match Recording)
 
Intro: (C) (C) (F) (G) x 2
 
(C) Everytime I think of you
I (F) always catch my (G) breath
And I'm still (C) standing here and your miles away
And I'm (F) wondering why you (G) left
And there's a (Am) storm that's raging
Through my (F) frozen heart to(G)night
I hear your (C) name in certain circles
And it (F) always makes me sm(G)ile
I spend my (C) time thinking about you
And it's (F) almost driving me (G) wild
And there's a (Am) heart that's breaking
Down this (F) long distance line to(G)night
[Refrão]
I ain't missing (C) you
Since you've been (F) gone...a(G)way
I ain't missing (C) you
No matter (F) what I might (G) say
 
There's a (C) message in the wire
And I'm (F) sending you this signal to(G)night
You don't (C) know how desperate I've become
And it (F) looks like I'm losing this (G) fight
In your (C) world I have no meaning
I try (F) so hard to under(G)stand
And it's my (Am) heart that's breaking
Down this (F) long distance line to(G)night
[Refrão]
I ain't missing (C) you
Since you've been (F) gone...a(G)way
I ain't missing (C) you
No matter (F) what my friends (G) say
 
There's a (Am) message that I'm sending out
Like a (F) telegraph to your (G) soul
And if (Dm7) I can't bridge this distance
Stop this (F) heartbreak over(Gsus2)load
[Refrão]
I ain't (G) missing (C) you
Since you've been (F) gone...a(G)way
I ain't missing (C) you
No matter (F) what I might (G) say
(C) I ain't missing (F) you (G)
(C) I ain't missing (F) you (G)
 
Fade out.....

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