Terri Clark - Suddenly single

^GIn the pale neon light of a ^CSaturday n^Gight You'll see him walk up to the ^Cbar ^DHe'll ^Gsize up the ladies, the "^Cno's" and the "^Gmaybe's" Till he ^Emifinds one who'll let down her ^Dguard Then the ^Cband on his hand gets slipped off again And his ^Gdisarming charm starts to ^Cwork And with a ^Gdrink and a ^Clie, in the ^Gblink of an ^Ceye ^DSomething amazing ^Goccurs

He's suddenly ^Csingle ^DInstantly ^Emifree And for three or four ^Dhours He's the man of her ^Gdreams He acts like there's ^Cno one ^Dwaiting at ^Emihome ^C He'll be suddenly ^Amisingl^Ge ^C Till he's sud^Ddenly g^Gone

^GHe sneaks through the door at a ^Cquarter to ^Gfour But tonight there's no one to ^Cwake ^DThe ^Gnote that she wrote him says, "I've ^Cgiven up ^Ghoping I'd be ^Emiable to change you some^Dday." He ^Csits on the bed, shaking his head A ^Gman in complete dis^Cbelief He ^Gknows what he's ^Clost Oh, but ^Ghe never ^Cthought ^DSomeday, he'd really ^Gbe

He's suddenly ^Csingle ^DInstantly ^Emifree And for three or four ^Dhours He's the man of her ^Gdreams He acts like there's ^Cno one ^Dwaiting at ^Emihome ^C He'll be suddenly ^Amisingl^Ge ^C Till he's sud^Ddenly g^Gone

He's suddenly ^Amisingl^Ge ^C 'cause she's ^Dsuddenly ^Cgone ^{D G}