Tim McGraw - Something like that

It was ^ELabor Day weekend I was ^D seventeen, I bought a coke and some gasoline, ^E And I drove ^Dout to the county ^Afair. ^{B E}When I saw her for the ^Dfirst time She was ^Astanding there in the ticket line, ^E And it all ^Dstarted right then and ^Athere. ^B Ohh a ^Asailor sky made a ^Bperfect sunset, ^AAnd that's a day I'll ^Bnever forget.

I had a ^Ebbq stain on my ^Bwhite t-shirt, She was ^Akilling me in that ^Bmini skirt. ^ESkipping rocks on the ^Briver by the railroad ^Dbmtracks^B. ^{A B} She had a ^Esuntan line and ^Bred lipstick, I ^F#mworked so ^Abmhard for ^Athat first ^Bkiss, And a^Dbm heart ^Bdon't for^Aget ^Bsomething like ^Ethat.^{D A Dbm B}

It was ^Efive years later on a ^Dsouthbound plane, I was ^Aheaded down to New Orleans. ^ETo meet some friends of ^Dmine for Mardi ^AGras.^{B E}When I heard a ^Dvoice from the past, ^AComing from a few rows back, And when I ^Elooked I couldn't be^Dlieve just what I ^Asaw. ^B She said &^Aquot;I bet you don^B't remember me." And I said^A "Only every o^Bther memory".

^F#mLike an old photograph time can ^Emake a feeling fade, But the ^Amemory of the first love ^Bnever fades away.