Passed Your Place Saw Your Car Thought Of You
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[Verso 1]
G D
Now honey, dry your eyes
Em D
Get back in the car
C D G D
There's no need to end it this way
G D Em D
That's what she said, when I shot off the head
C D G D
Of our love on that one Saturday
G D Em D
I've got my share of faults, this much is true
C D G D
I talk to much about me, to everyone I know
G D Em D
The one thing I do now, is talk more about you and how
C D G D
I can't believe I just let you go
[Refrão]
C D
There's never a pill, strong enough to make me feel
G D Em D
like All your fingers could do
C D
I passed your place, I saw your car,
G Em C D
I thought of you
[Verso 2]
G D
There goes that guy I know
Em D
He comes to all my shows
C D D/C
Stealing every move I'm about
G D Em D
And he's a little bit younger, and a hell of a lot more fit
C D G D
And I hate his mouth and everything that comes out
G D
But there's one thing I know
Em D
Is you can't trust a man
C C D Em D
It's a species that captures things just to let them go
G Bm
And he bought you drinks every night
Em D
To the bait you would bite
C D G
Now you're the sweetest thing from me he stole
[Refrão]
C D
There's never a pill strong enough to make me feel
G D Em D
Like all your fingers could do
C D
I passed your place, I saw his car,
G Em C D
I thought of you
[Verso 3]
G D
I never got to say, before you passed away
Em D
That love was just a word before you showed it to me
G D Em D
Twenty years ago, when I just let you go
C D G
I didn't think this is where you'd be
G D
Now honey dry your eyes,
Em D
get back to your life
C D G D
There's no need to take it this way
G D Em D
Thats what I tell myself in the mirror by the shelf
C D G D
Where your picture still hangs today
[Refrão]
C D
There's never a pill strong enough to make me feel like
G D Em D
All your fingers could do
C D
I passed your place, there was no car car,
G Em C D
I thought of you
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