George Strait - The chair

^G Well, excus^Gsus2e ^Gme, but I^Gsus2 think you've^G got my ^Am7chair. No, that^C/D one's not taken; I don't ^D7mind if you sit ^Ghere. I'll be g^Amlad to share^D7. Yeah, it's u^Gsus2 - su^Gally packed here on^G Friday nights^Am7.

Oh, if you^C/D don't mind, could I talk^D7 you out of a light. Well, thank^{Gsus2 G}you, could I ^Gsus2 drink ^Gyou a buy?^Am Oh, ^D7listen to me. What I mean^Am7 is can I buy you a drink?^D7 Anyt^Ghing you please. ^{Am D7} Oh, you're wel^Gsus2 - ^Gcome. Well, I ^Gsus don't think ^GI caught your name.^Am Are you wai^Cting for some^Bmone to meet^Am you here? Well^E7/G#, that makes ^Amtwo of us; ^D7 glad you ca^Gme.

No, I don't^Am7 know the name of the band,^C/D but they're good aren't^G they? Would you like to dance? Yeah, I like^Am7 the song too, it reminds^C/D me of you and me, b^Gaby. Do you think there's a chance that^Am later on I could^D7 drive you home? No, ^GI don't min^G/F#d at all.^Em

Oh, ^CI like you too^Bm, and to tel^Aml you the trut^E7/G#h, that ^Amwasn't my chai^D7r after all^Gsus2. ^{G Am/G G}