Brooks & Dunn - Believe

^Aadd9 Old man Wrigley lived in that white house ^E Down the street where I grew up ^F#m Momma used to send me over with things ^A7 We struck a friendship up ^D We spent a few long ^Esummers out on his old po^Arch swing

^Aadd9 Says he was in the war when in the Navy ^E Lost his wife; lost his baby ^F#m Broke down and asked him one time ^A7 How ya keep from goin crazy ^D He said I'll see my wife an^Ed son in just a little while ^A I asked him what he meant He looked at ^Eme and smiled^Esus, said

I raise my ^Ahands, bow m^Ey head I'm ^Dfinding more and more truth in the words written in red They ^F#mtell me that there^Bm7s more to life t^Aadd9han just what ^DI can see ^EsusOh I be^Elieve^A

^Aadd9 A few years later I was off at college ^E Talkin to mom on the phone one night ^F#m Getting all caught up on the gossip ^A7 Ins and outs of the small town life ^D She said, oh by the way so^En, mmmm ol man Wrigl^Aeys died

^Aadd9 Later on that night^E, I laid there thinking back ^F#m Thought about a couple long-lost summers ^A7 I didn't know whether to cry or laugh ^D If there was ever anybody ^Edeserved a ticket to the other side A E Eus It'd be that sweet old man who looked me in the eye, said

I raise my ^Ahands, bow m^Ey head I'm ^Dfinding more and more truth in the words written in red They ^F#mtell me that there^Bm7s more to life t^Aadd9han just what ^DI can see

^Esus I can't quote the book ^F#m The chapter or the verse ^A Ya can't tell me it all ends In a slo^Dw--- ride in a hear^B7se You ^Dknow I'm more and more convinced The ^Aadd9longer that I live Yeah this ^Bmcan't be No this c^Aadd9ant be No this can't be all there ^Dis?.

I raise my ^Ahands, bow m^Ey head I'm ^Dfinding more and more truth in the words written in red They ^F#mtell me that there^Bm7s more to life t^Aadd9han just what ^DI can see Esus F#m B7 Oh I believe--- Oohhh I--- I be^Esuslieve

I believe^{A F#m} (I ^G6believe) I believe^{A F#m} (I ^G6believe) I be^Alieve