Blake Shelton - Austin

^CShe left without leaving a ^Gnumber, ^Csaid she needed to clear her ^Gmind ^CHe figured she'd ^Dgone back to ^EmAustin C^Cause she talked about it all o' the ^D time. ^CIt was almost a y^Gear before she called ^Dhim up ^CThree rings and an answering ^Gmachine is what s^Dhe got

^GIf you're callin' bout the ^Ccar, I sold it. ^GIf this is Tuesday ^Cnight, I'm bowling. ^EmIf you got something to ^Dsell, you're wasting your ^Ctime, I'm not ^Dbuyin' ^GIf it's anybody ^Celse, wait for the ^Gtone, You know what to d^Co. A^Amnd P.S. If ^Fthis is Aus^Dtin, I still ^Clove ^Gyou.^{C G}

^CThe telephone fell to the ^Gcounter. She ^Cheard but she couldn't ^Gbelieve ^CWhat kind of ^Dman would han^Emg on that long, ^CWhat kind of love that must ^Dbe ^CShe waited three ^Gdays and then she tried a^Dgain ^CShe didn't know ^Gwhat she'd say but she ^Dheard three rings and then:

^CIf it's Friday night, I'm at the ball game, and first thing Saturday, if it don't rain ^EmI'm heading out to the ^Dlake, and I'll be ^Cgone all weekend ^Dlong. ^GBut I'll call you back when ^CI get home, on ^GSunday after^Cnoon. And^Am P.S. If t^Fhis is ^DAustin, I still ^Clove you. ^G

^AmThis time she left her ^Dnumber ^EmBut not another word ^Am7Then she waited by the phone and ^CSunday evening, ^DThis is what he heard:

^AIf you're calling about my ^Dheart, It's still yours ^AI should've listened ^Dto it a little more, ^F#mThen it wouldn't have ^Etaken me so lon^Dg to know where^E I belong. ^AAnd by the way, ^DBoy, this is no machi^Ane you're talking ^Dto Can't you t^Amell that ^Gthis is ^EAustin and by the way, I still ^Dlove you.^A