Tim McGraw - I know how to love you well

^EIt's been a long time, s^Aince we walked that aisle together ^E And you became my w^Bife ^EAnd who would've thought, y^Aou would fall for someone just like ^Eme For the best days of my l^Bife

I m^Aay not be a poet, cause I ^G#main't so good on words I m^Aay not stand before you, like a kn^Eight in shining ^Barmor I m^Aay not be the best of singers, there's b^G#metter guys I've heard But^F#m I know how to love, ^AI know how to love you well^{A E A E B}

^EYou got your faults, and ^AI don't need to tell you I've got m^Eine Well I guess they all e^Bven out ^EWherever I ride, the th^Aought of you turns water into w^Eine And somehow I l^Bose a crowd

I m^Aay not drive a fancy car, I ^G#mdon't know what it's for I m^Aay not be the one who gets to s^Ehower you in d^Biamonds I m^Aay not be a rich man, but ^G#myou can't call me poor ^F#mCause I know how to love, ^AI know how to love you well

^AAs we skip the light Fand^Eango, f^Arom that old jukebox ^Eby the bar ^ANow honey don't it make you ^C#mwonder, h^Bow we ever got this far

I m^Aay not be a poet, cause I ^G#main't got much to say I m^Aay not stand before you, like that kn^Eight in shining a^Brmor I m^Aay not be the best of singers, ^G#mhoney that's ok ^F#mCause I know how to love, ^AI know how to love F#m (no chord) A E I know how to love, you well