Lee Ann Womack - I may hate myself in the morning

^CAin't it just like one of us to pick up the phone and call after^Dm a couple of drinks And ^Gsay "How've you been" and wonderin' that maybe you've been thinkin' 'bout ^Cme And ^Csomewhere in the conversation, an old familiar invitation ^Dmalways arrives And I may ^Ghate myself in the morning, but I'm gonna love you to^Cnight

^CEveryone's known someone that they just can't help but ^Dmwant And ^Geven though they just can't make it work out, well the want to lingers ^Con So ^Conce again we wind up in each other's arms pretending that it's ^Dmright And I may ^Ghate myself in the morning, but I'm gonna love you to^Cnight

I know it's ^Fwrong but it ain't easy ^Cmoving on. So why can't two ^Dfriends remember the ^Ggood tim^Fes o^F/Dnce a^Ggain

To^C#morrow when I wake up, I'll be feeling a little guilty,^D#m a little sad. ^G#Thinkin' how it used to be before everything went ^C#bad. I ^C#guess that's what it is and only late night calls like this that we ^D#mtry to find And I may ^G#hate myself in the morning, but I'm gonna love you to^C#night

And I may ^G#hate myself in the morning but I'm gonna love you to^C#night