That Wasnt Jack
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THAT WASN'T JACK
As recorded by Justin Moore
(From the 2023 Album STRAY DOG)
[Intro]
D A Bm7 G
[Verse 1]
D
I know he's called you a bunch of times
A
Tore up from the floor up out of his mind
Bm G
Saying he's sorry and asking if he can stop my again
D
He's pulled a Hank and got hell-bent
A
Said some things he swore he meant
Bm7
But I swear this time is different, baby
[Chorus]
G D
No, it wasn't the late-night crazy
A
Two in the morning up calling you, baby
Bm
I wasn't out with my friends in a real drunk crowd
G
That ain't at all how it all went down
A D
It wasn't the whiskey and a country song
A
That you were hearing from my end of the phone
Bm A G
All that talk I was talking 'bout missing and wanting you back
G
That was all me
D G
That wasn't Jack
[Verse 2]
D
Been pouring myself more into my job
A
Trying to hang on to what I still got
Bm
If I sounded like a stranger to you
G
It's 'cause I was
[Chorus]
D
No, it wasn't the late-night crazy
A
Two in the morning up calling you, baby
Bm
I wasn't out with my friends in a real drunk crowd
G
That ain't at all how it all went down
A D
It wasn't the whiskey and a country song
A
That you were hearing from my end of the phone
Bm A G
All that talk I was talking 'bout missing and wanting you back
G
That was all me
D A
That wasn't Jack
[Bridge]
Bm
No, there wasn't no neon
A
No barstool to lean on
G
No straight shot of courage speaking for me
[Out-Chorus]
D
No, it wasn't the late-night crazy
A
Two in the morning up calling you, baby
Bm
I wasn't out with my friends in a real drunk crowd
G
That ain't at all how it all went down
A D
It wasn't the whiskey and a country song
A
That you were hearing from my end of the phone
Bm A G
All that talk I was talking 'bout missing and wanting you back
Bm
It might be hard to believe
A
That was all me
D
That wasn't Jack
How to play That Wasnt Jack
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