INTRO: C

1.Somebody's waiting b^Fack home in Dallas ^CWith no idea where she has g^Gone Got her suitcase all packed up, in the b^Fack of a pickup ^CGot her red knee-high luccheses ^Gon.

2.She's on any old two-lane, west-bound she knows 'Cause she was chasing her shadow, when the sun finally rose Man, she's just running, it don't matter where

^CShe figures she'll know where she ^Gis when she's th^Cere CHORUS: She d^Fidn't leave no^Cthin' she ca^Fn't do with^Cout Th^Fat's enough reas^Con for le^Favin' no dou^Gbt She ro^Clls down the w^Findow, t^Curns up a s^Fong L^Caughs at the weather and says, h^Gello, I'm gon^Ce.

3.She broke down in Lubbock, got it stuck in reverse So she hitched down the highway, her little gun in her purse Got to the station, stared at the phone Found herself thinkin' about calling for home. CHORUS: She didn't leave nothin' she can't do without That's enough reason for leavin' no doubt She dropped in a quarter, made herself strong All that she told him was, Hello, I'm gone. Tag: Then she called up a tow-truck, said, Fix up what's wrong. I'm paying in cash, boys, Hello, I'm gone.

Trisha Yearwood - Hello, I`m Gone