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Great song by Miranda Lambert, co-written with her husband Blake Shelton for her record
Four the Record.
IMPORTANT!!! - This song is tuned a half step down from standard.
Pretty much any time you see a D, you can hammer on the high E string to a Dsus4 at the
end of the phrase.
G 320033
D XX0232
Dsus4 XX0233
Cadd9 X32033
Em7 022030
Am X02210
(intro)
G D (x2)
G Cadd9 Em7 D (x4)
(verse 1)
GWeatherman saCadd9id
Em7It's gonna snDow
GBy now ICadd9 should
Be Em7used to the cDold
G Cadd9 Em7 D
GMid-FebruaryCadd9
Shouldn'tEm7 be so scaDry
GIt was only DeceCadd9mber
Em7I still rDemember
The pAmresents, the trEm7ees, yCadd9ou and me
(chorus)
G But you went awayD
How dEm7are you
I Cadd9miss you
G They say I'll be okD
But I'm not goEm7ing to eCadd9ver get over you
G Cadd9 Em7 D (x2)
(verse 2)
GLiving aCadd9lone
Em7Here in this Dplace
GI think of yCadd9ou
And Em7I'm not afDraid
G Cadd9 Em7 D
GYour favorite Cadd9records
Em7Make me feel Dbetter
Cause yGou sing alCadd9ong
With Em7every sDong
I know you diAmdn't mEm7ean to Cadd9give them to me
(chorus)
G But you went away D
How dEm7are you
I Cadd9miss you
G They say I'll be okD
But I'm not goEm7ing to eCadd9ver get over you
G D Em7 Cadd9
(bridge)
It really Amsinks in, you Em7know, when I sCadd9ee it in stone
(chorus)
G But you went away D
How dEm7are you
I Cadd9miss you
G They say I'll be okD
But I'm not goEm7ing to eCadd9ver get over you
(outro)
G D (x2)