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Lee Ann Womack - The Man Who Made My Mama Cry CAPO: 2nd Fret INTRO: C F C G
CAll you've ever been Is a call every now and then Dm From some old pay phone C G DmAfter you'd hang up LoGrd, she'd take it rough C And want to be alone G
I C7know you from the picture Of Gm7you and her toCgether FTaken at a fair in '68 Dm You've gotta Clot of nerve to think GYou can walk right inC and take her place G G

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To Cme you're just the C7man who made my Fmama cry Bb F SomeCone who broke a lot of promisesG in his time G

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G CAll I know about you, is Gm7how to live withCout you And I can Fsee I have your eyes But Call you've ever been Is the Gman who made my Cmama cry F C G
When she took Coff my training wheels Held a job and cooked the meals Dm Where were you? C G Dm Don't even start G She did her part C And yours too G
Now you're C7back to play the part That was Gm7missing in my Cheart F When I was growing up Dm Well, Cyou're a little late I don't Ghave the time to wasteC on catching up G G

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To Cme you're just the C7man who made my Fmama cry Bb F SomeCone who broke a lot of promisesG in his time G

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G CAll I know about you, is Gm7how to live withCout you And I can Fsee I have your eyes But Call you've ever been Is the Gman who made my Cmama cry Am7 C
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All I know about you, is Gm7how to live withCout you And I can Fsee I have your eyes But Call you've ever been Is the Gman who made my Cmama cry F G7 C