Tim McGraw - Annie i owe you a dance

^BI was running late again, ^G#mpicking up a few things And ^Bthere you were on isle ^F#13. I ^Bfelt that old rush, when you ^G#msaw me you blushed Like you ^Bdid when you were sweet ^F#sixteen. They ^Esaid you looked lost on the ^Bdancefloor, With a l^Eonely look in your ^Beyes. Don't know ^Ewhy I didn't show, to this ^Bday I still don't know For ^Eonce I wish I hadn't thought ^F#twice. Then your ^Bmaj7folks split up and you ^Bmoved to Colorado, And I ^Eheaded out to ^BTennessee. ^EHeard you got married and you ^Bmoved back home, ^Emaj7Here we are again, you and ^Bme.

It's no ^Bsurprise the light in your ^F#little girl's eyes, ^G#mShines like the ring on your ^Ehand. ^EAnnie, I ^F#owe you a ^Bdance. ^{F# G#m F#m E}

^BDon't the years fly by in the ^Eblink of an eye, Yeah ^G#mloves, I've had a ^F#few. I've ^Bbeen a million places and I've ^Eseen a million faces, But I ^G#mcouldn't stop thinking 'bout ^F#you. ^ERemember how we'd talk for ^F#hours, ^G#mkeeping each other's ^F#secrets, Made a ^Epromise I'd take you to ^Bhomecoming, But ^EAnnie I ^F#didn't ^G#mkeep ^F#it. Almost ^Bcalled you up, when I ^F#played it bolder, But I ^G#mthought I'd just let it ^Bbe. Heard you ^Bfound yourself a ^F#real good man, Do you ^G#mever think of you and ^Bme?

It's no ^Bsurprise the light in your ^F#little girl's eyes, ^G#mShines like the ring on your ^Ehand. ^EAnnie, I ^F#owe you a ^Bdance.

So put your ^Bgroceries in the basket, I'm so ^Esorry, now I'm asking Like I ^G#mshould have twenty years ^F#ago. And I ^Bknow it's all over, I'm just ^Elooking for some closure, And there's a ^G#msong on the ^F#radio. You ^Egive me your hand and we ^Bstart to dance, The ^Ecashier gives us a ^Bsmile. As you ^Eturn and walk away, I hear your ^Blittle girl say ^E"Momma, who was ^Bthat guy?" I ^Bshouldn't be surprised, look ^F#forgiveness in your eyes, ^G#mGave me a second ^Echance. E F# (no chord) B F# G#m F# E, B Annie, thanks for the dance.