Wade Forrester - Missing A Woman Tonight
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[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D F#m
my grandaddy bought a truck for me, momma taught me how to read
Em A
and love the Lord with all my heart, find the light in every dark
D F#m
my father gave me daily chores, showed me there was something more
Em A
to mowing the grass and looking past the blisters and the tears
G A
though i've got lessons to grow and learn from
G Em
heaven ain't given me what i want to come
[Chorus]
D F#m
i'm still missing you every night, and making me wonder why
Em A
i stay up and count the stars thinkin bout where you are
D F#m G E
i know it might take a year, a few months without you here until i look in your eyes
G A D
i just hate having everything and missing a woman tonight
[Verse 2]
D F#m
third wheel on a friday night makes it hard to catch a bite
Em A
from an angel with a spark that hits you no matter where you are
D F#m
drinkin' aint the only place to find the one to share your name
Em A
stayin stoned and out of love, guess that's what the world's become
G A
Lord it's sure hits me harder every time
G Em
hittin it and throwing back dont change my mind
[Chorus]
D F#m
im still missing you every night, and making me wonder why
Em A
i stay up and count the stars thinkin bout where you are
D F#m G E
i know it might take a year, a few months without you here until i look in your eyes
G A D
i just hate having everything and missing a woman tonight
[Bridge]
G A
oh i count my own blessings and thankful for life
G Em
but what i want and haven't found still ain't by my side
[Solo]
D F#m Em G A
[Chorus]
D F#m
i'm still missing you every night, and making me wonder why
Em A
i stay up and count the stars thinkin bout where you are
D F#m G E
i know it might take a year, a few months without you here until i look in your eyes
G A D F#m Em A D
i just hate having everything and missing a woman tonight
How to play Wade Forrester - Missing A Woman Tonight
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.