Blake Shelton - Austin

She ^Cleft without leaving a ^Gnumber, Said she ^Cneeded to clear her ^Gmind. He ^Cfigured she'd ^Dgone back to ^EmAustin, 'Cause she ^Ctalked about it all the ^Dtime. ^GIt was almost a ^Cyear, before ^Dshe called him up. ^GThree rings and an ^Canswering machine, ^DIs what she ^Dgot:

If you're ^Gcalling 'bout the ^Emcar, I sold it. ^CIf this is Tuesday ^Dnight, I'm ^Dbowling. ^EmIf you've got something to ^Gsell, you're wastin' your ^Ctime, I'm not ^Dbuyin'.^D If its ^Ganybody ^Am7else, wait for the ^Gtone, You know what to ^Cdo. ^Am And P.^FS, if this is ^DAustin.^D.. I still ^Clove you. ^{G C G}

The ^Ctelephone fell to the ^Gcounter. She'd ^Cheard, but she couldn't be^Glieve. ^CWhat kind of ^Dman would ^Emhang on that long, ^CWhat kind of love that must ^Dbe. ^GShe waited three ^Cdays, and then ^Dshe tried again. ^GShe didn't know what she'd ^Csay, But she ^Dheard three rings and ^Dthen:

If it's ^GFriday night, I'm ^Emat the ballgame, And ^Cfirst thing Saturday^D, if it ^Ddon't rain. ^EmI'm headed out to the ^Glake, and I'll be ^Cgone all weekend ^Dlong. ^D But I'll ^Gcall you back when ^AmI get home On ^GSunday after^Cnoon. ^Am And P.^FS, if this is ^DAustin..^D. I still ^Glove you.

Well ^Amthis time she left her number, But ^Emnot another word. Then she ^Ebwaited by the phone on Sunday evening, ^D And this is what he ^Dheard: ^{D D}

If you're ^Acalling 'bout my ^Gbmheart, Its still yours. ^D I should listen ^Eto it a ^Elittle more. ^Gbm Then it wouldn't have ^Etaken me so ^Dlong To know, where ^EI belong. And ^Aby the way boy^B, this is no ma^Achine you're talkin' ^Dto. ^Bm Can't you ^Gtell that this is ^EAustin..^E. And I still ^Dlove you. ^{A D A} I still ^Dlove you...^A. ^{D A}