We Should Do This More Often
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Intro
A Em7 G D
A Em7 G D
[Verso 1]
Em7 G D A
It all started in a bar when the band broke into "Don't Close Your Eyes"
Em7 G D A
And my heart was sweating bullets when I caught hers looking into mine
Bm7 A G Em
Well, it must have been the buzz, made me walk right up to her without an ounce of a plan
G A
And all I could think to say was "Are you a Whitley fan?"
[Refrão]
F#m7 G D A
I knew I never felt so alive
F#m7 G D A
The way we moved under them old string lights
Em7
It didn't take long
D/F# G
Just a few more songs
D/F#
And we got to talking
Em7 G Em7 G D A
I said, "We should do this more often"
[Verso 2]
G G D A
I put some shine on my boots and went to pick her up at her place
Em7
Said, "I ain't in no hurry"
G D A
And she apologized for running late
Bm A
We got halfway down the road when my truck radio
G E
Played a song that made her grab my hand
G A
She said, "Pull this thing over, boy, I wanna dance"
[Refrão]
F#m7 G D A
I knew I never felt so alive
F#m7 G D A
The way we moved under that full moonlight
Em7 D/F#
Time passed us by, but we didn't mind
G
Soaking up the moment we got lost in
D/F# Em7 G Em7
And she said, "We should do this more often"
{Instrumental}
G D A Em7 G D A
[Ponte]
Em7 D/F#
A few years later, couple wedding rings
G
We settled into a routine
Em7 D/F#
Now I got dinner in the oven, bills on my mind
G
She says she misses me, but I see her every night
Em7 D/F# G D/F# Em7
Then out of nowhere, that old stereo sang "I know you loved him a long time ago"
[Refrão]
F#m7 G D A
I knew I never felt so alive
F#m7 G D A
The way we moved under that kitchen light
Em7 D/F#
We didn't let go, 'til we smelled smoke
G D/F# Em7
She turned the oven off and then she laughed
G Em7
Said, "We should do this more often"
G D
Mmmm, mm
Outro
A Em7 G D
We should do this more often
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