Garth Brooks - I dont have to wonder

^DDrove to the churc^Gh ^D in my suite and ti^Ge ^DBut I just couldn't ^Gbring myself to ^Ago inside^D So I sat alon^Ge in my ^Atruck across the stre^Bmet watched that ^Gchauffeur smokin' cigarettes by that ^Along white limousine ^DI could just imag^Gine what was ^Agoing on in ther^Bme ^Gsunlight streamin' through the stained glass and those ^Aflowers in your hair And in ^Bmless time than it takes a tear to ^Dfall those bells ^Grang loud as

^Dthunder and they ^Gopened up the ^Ddoors now ^GI don't have to ^Awonder anymor^De

^DLaughin' and a crying^G,' ^Dtossin' that bouque^Gt. ^DAnd when you got in that ^Glimo I drove ^Aoff the other way^D. And I still don't ^Gknow, why things ^Ahappened like they d^Bmid. But I ^Gparked that old pick-up on that ^Alonesome river bridge. ^DI took your ring from my pock^Get, and I ^Aheld it one last time^Bm. I ^Gwatched that diamond sparkle, I ^Adrew back and I let her fly. And in ^Bmless time than it takes a tear to ^Dfall, Oh, that old ^Gring went ^Dunder. Lord, ^Gnow it's gone for ^Dsure, and ^GI don't have to w^Aonder anymore.^D..

^DWell the ang^Gels sang like thu^Dnder as I f^Gelt myself go u^Dnder now ^GI don't have to w^Aonder anymore