Alan Jackson - You dont have to paint me a picture

^D That kiss was ^Gcolder^A than I re^Dmember, When w^Ge first said hel^Alo. ^D I guess the ^Gflames now^A a little ^Dlower, I can ^Gfeel you letting ^Ago.

^D You know the ^Gpaint dries^A a little ^Ddarker, Than when ^Gyou first put it ^Aon. ^D I guess your ^Glove's like some old^A cheap magic ^Dmarker, Said 'for^Gever', now its ^Agone.

But ^Dyou don't have to ^Gpaint me a ^Apicture, ^DYou don't have to ^Gsay a thing^A at all. ^DYou don't have to ^Gpaint me a ^Apicture, ^G I can see the ^Awriting on the ^Dwall.

^D When we first ^Gfell,^A we fell a ^Dlong way, Summer ^Gnights and winter ^Adays. ^D Mountain ^Gsunrise,^A and ocean ^Dsunsets, Hand in ^Ghand in a ^Adaze.

^D Now its ^Gcold hard^A summer ^Devenings, And there's ^Gclouds on my sun^Arise. ^D But you don't ^Ghave to smile^A and say your ^Dhappy, I can ^Gsee what's in your ^Aeyes.

And ^Dyou don't have to ^Gpaint me a ^Apicture, ^DYou don't have to ^Gsay a thing^A at all. ^DYou don't have to ^Gpaint me a ^Apicture, ^G I can see the ^Awriting on the ^Dwall. Yeah, ^GI can see the ^Awriting on the wall.^D