Tim McGraw - Somebody must be prayin for me

^GShe left Oklahoma for California Sung^Classes on the brim of her hat ^GSmoke was pourin from that old Cadilac But she w^Casn't turning back ^EmJust ou^Dtside of Fl^Gagstaff, Motor b^Clew on her Coupe DeVille ^EmJust in t^Dime she ^Gsaw a sign, There was^C a Texaco waiting at the bo^Dttom of the hill.

^GSomebody must be pra^Cyin for me ^GSomebody out there must be p^Drayin for me ^CMust be angels, I^D can't see ^EmSomebody must be p^Drayin for m^Ge

^GA boy about twenty climbed out of a truck All ^Ccovered in grease and dirt ^GShe said hey charles, but he just laughed And said I'm^C Wearing my daddy's shirt. ^EmHe stood there l^Dost in h^Ger eyes And ^Cshe got lost in his ^EmAs the year^Ds rolled ^Gby she would sigh Every^Ctime they kis^Dsed.

^EmSometimes she stares out the win^Cdow ^AmAnd wonders about her Hollywood ^Ddreams ^EmBut when she tucks her kids in^C bed ^AmShe softly whispers as they fall as^Dleep

^GSomebody must be pra^Cyin for me ^GSomebody out there must be pray^Din for me ^CAin't it funny how you always find, jus^Ct what you need. ^EmSomebody must be p^Drayin for ^Gme.

^GSomebody must be p^Drayin for ^Gme Outro: Same as intro