Never Comin Home
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
NEVER COMIN' HOME
As recorded by Dan Tyminski
(From the 2023 Album GOD FEARING HEATHEN)
[Intro]
Am D Am D Am
[Verse 1]
Am D
And I've watched her go so many times before, I've heard her say
C
That I don't love you anymore
Am
And I've seen her tears roll down her pretty face
D
This time, it was different
C D
She just turned and walked away
[Chorus]
Am D
She didn't cry, she didn't try, she didn't even say goodbye
Am D
Draw the line between who's right or wrong
Am
She just revved the engine, popped the clutch
Am
And left me standing in the dust
Am D
And now I think I know what's going on
C N.C.
That girl ain't never coming home
[Interlude]
Am D Am D
Am
[Verse 2]
Am
And I called her mama, but the number done got changed
D C D
Guess it didn't take her no time to go and run down my good name
Am
And all her friends that we used to hang around
D C D
Walk by me on the street like I'm a stranger in this town
[Chorus]
Am D
She didn't cry, she didn't try, she didn't even say goodbye
Am D
Draw the line between who's right or wrong
Am
She just revved the engine, popped the clutch
Am
And left me standing in the dust
Am D
Now I think I know what's going on
C N.C.
That girl ain't never coming home
[Mandolin Solo]
Am D Am D Am
[Bridge]
C D
No, she don't know the trouble that she's done
[Chorus]
Am D
She didn't cry, she didn't try, she didn't even say goodbye
Am D
Draw the line between who's right or wrong
Am
She just revved the engine, popped the clutch
Am
Left me standing in the dust
Am D
And now I think I know what's going on
C N.C.
That girl ain't never coming home
[Outro]
Am D Am D Am
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