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Out Among The Stars Full Album by Johnny Cash


    Out Among The Stars Full Album



Tuning:E A D G B E
Capo:no capo
 
#   Title

1.) Out Among the Stars
2.) Baby Ride Easy
3.) She Used to Love Me a Lot
4.) After All
5.) I'm Movin' On
6.) If I Told You Who It Was
7.) Call Your Mother
8.) I Drove Her Out of My Mind
9.) Tennessee
10.) Rock and Roll Shoes
11.) Don't You Think It's Come Our Time
12.) I Came to Believe *
13.) She Used to Love Me a Lot - JC/EC Version
 
* = capo on 1st fret
 


1.) "Out Among the Stars"



 
[Intro]
C
 
 
[Verse 1]
     C                             F
It's midnight at a liquor store in Texas
C                            G7
Closing time, another day is done
       C                                  F
When a boy walks in the door and points a pistol
         C         G7                       C
He can't find a job, but Lord, he's found a gun
                                        F
He pulls it off with no trace of confrontation
         C                               G7
Then, he lets the old man run out in the street
     C                                        F
Even though he knows they'll come with guns a-blazing
  C            G7             C
Already he can feel a great relief
 
 
[Chorus]
C                          Bb F
Oh, how many travelers get weary
C                                    G7
Bearing both their burdens and their scars
C                                        Bb F
Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver
    C               G7            C
And fly like eagles out among the stars
 
 
[Verse 2]
     C                           F
He'd pictured the arrival of the cruisers
          C                           G7
Sees that old familiar anger in their eyes
   C                                        F
He knows that when they're shooting at this loser
           C             G7              C
They'll be aiming at the demons in their lives
 
 
[Chorus]
C                          Bb F
Oh, how many travelers get weary
C                                    G7
Bearing both their burdens and their scars
C                                        Bb F
Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver
    C               G7            C
And fly like eagles out among the stars
C#
 
 
[Verse 3]
    C#                           F#
The evening news carries all the details
   C#                                G#
He dies in every living room in town
    C#                                F#
And in his own, a bottle is thrown in anger
        C#          G#                       C#
And his father cries, "We'll never live this down"
 
 
[Chorus]
C#                         B  F#
Oh, how many travelers get weary
C#                                   G#
Bearing both their burdens and their scars
C#                                       B  F#
Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver
    C#              G#            C#
And fly like eagles out among the stars
    C#              G#            F#
And fly like eagles out among the stars
C#
 


2.) "Baby Ride Easy" (with June Carter Cash)


 
[Intro]
F#m  E
F#m  E
 
 
[Verse 1]
   A                    D
If I drove a truck (and I were a waitress)
    A                                  E
And I ordered coffee (and I poured you some)
D                          A
Then you'd stop by on your way sometimes later
                             E           A
(And if we arm-wrestled, I'd see that you won)
 
 
[Chorus]
F#m           E
   Aye-ee, my baby, ride easy
     D                     A    E
Ride high in the saddle all day
         A         D              E             A
(If your loving is good) and your cooking ain't greasy
                      D         E           A
We'll chuck the chuck wagon and we'll ride away
 
 
[Verse 2]
    A                D
(If I were a winsome pale señorita)
    A                                E
And I a bullfighter, way down in the sand
          D                         A
While the band kept on playing that Old Pasadore
                                    E          A
Would you throw me a flower? (Would you take my hand?)
 
 
[Chorus]
F#m           E
   Aye-ee, my baby, ride easy
     D                     A    E
Ride high in the saddle all day
         A         D              E             A
(If your loving is good) and your cooking ain't greasy
                      D         E           A
We'll chuck the chuck wagon and we'll ride away
 
 
[Mandolin/Guitar Solo]
A    D
A       E
D    A
A    E  A
 
 
[Verse 3]
   A                      D
If I ran the country (I'd be your first lady
    A                                      E
And fix up the White House while you were away)
D                            A
Waiting while you're passing time with world leaders
                      E             A
Left alone together, alone we might lay
 
 
[Chorus]
F#m           E
   Aye-ee, my baby, ride easy
     D                     A    E
Ride high in the saddle all day
         A         D              E             A
(If your loving is good) and your cooking ain't greasy
                      D         E           A
We'll chuck the chuck wagon and we'll ride away
         A         D              E             A
(If your loving is good) and your cooking ain't greasy
                      D         E           A
We'll chuck the chuck wagon and we'll ride away
                      D         E           A
We'll chuck the chuck wagon and we'll ride away
 
 
[Outro]
A
 


3.) "She Used to Love Me a Lot"



 
[Intro]
Am
 
 
[Verse 1]
  Am                  Em       Am
I saw her through the window today
        C                             Am
She was sitting in the Silver Spoon Café
  F                         C                 Am
I started to keep going but something made me stop
F              G         Am
   She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Verse 2]
           Am         Em         Am
She looked lonely and I knew the cure
    C                                Am
Old memories would win her heart for sure
  F                              C               Am
I thought I'd walk on in and I'd give it my best shot
F              G         Am
   She used to love me a lot
A#m
 
 
[Verse 3]
A#m          Fm               A#m
I sat down beside her and she smiled
    C#                                      A#m
She said, "Where have you been? It's been a while"
F#                              C#              A#m
She was glad to see me, I could almost read her thoughts
F#             G#        A#m
   She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Chorus]
F#                            C#
   She used to love me with a love that wouldn't die
F#                            F
Looking at her now, I can't believe I said goodbye
         F#                    C#            A#m
It would only take a minute to turn back the clock
F#             G#        A#m
   She used to love me a lot
Bm
 
 
[Verse 4]
    Bm         F#m              Bm
I remember how good it was back then
      D                                  Bm
And I said, "It's not too late to start again
         G                            D                Bm
We could spend a night together, take up where we left off"
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Verse 5]
      Bm               F#m             Bm
But I panicked, as she turned to walk away
   D                                  Bm
As she went out the door, I heard her say
      G                             D                   Bm
"Yes, I'm in need of something, but something you ain't got
G                A          Bm
   But I used to love you a lot"
 
 
[Chorus]
G                                D
   I thought she loved me with a love that wouldn't die
G                             F#
Looking at her now, I can't believe she said goodbye
G                                     D             Bm
She just left me standing there, I've never been so shocked
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
 


4.) "After All"



 
[Intro]
G  D/F#  Em  C
G  D7  G  Cadd9
 
 
[Verse 1]
G          D/F#     Em
   We have drifted apart
C         G     D7       G   Cadd9
   Broken hearts, me and you
G        D/F#        Em
   After all of this time
A7       D      A7      D
I'm satisfied inside to know
 
 
[Pre-Chorus]
     Am     Ammaj7 Am7  D
This memory that I had
G         D7        G
It's more good than bad
    C
You taught me how to sing
E   A     A7  D
And bring you love
 
 
[Chorus]
Am    Ammaj7   Am7  D
After all this time
       G       F         E
You're still a friend of mine
   Am  Ammaj7   Am7     D
So I believe in someone
      G   D/F#  Em  C
After all
G  D7  G  Cadd9
 
 
[Verse 2]
G           D/F#        Em
   Our love didn't last long
C            G     D7        G    Cadd9
   What went wrong? Who's to say?
G           D/F#       Em
   If you'd never been by
A7             D   A7     D
How then could I begin to say?
 
 
[Chorus]
Am       Ammaj7   Am7  D
   After all this time
           G       F         E
And you're still a friend of mine
   Am  Ammaj7   Am7     D
So I believe in someone
      G   D/F#  Em  C
After all
G  D7  G  Cadd9
 
 
[Chorus]
Am       Ammaj7   Am7  D
   After all this time
           G       F         E
And you're still a friend of mine
   Am  Ammaj7   Am7     D
So I believe in someone
      G   D/F#  Em  C
After all
G  D7  G
 


5.) "I'm Movin' On" (with Waylon Jennings)



 
[Spoken Intro]
N.C.
I asked Hank Snow if he wrote "I'm Movin' On".
N.C.
He said, "Yes, I wrote it all." *laughs*
 
 
[Intro]
C
 
 
[Verse 1]
     C
That big eight-wheeler rolling down the track
           C
Means your true-loving daddy ain't coming back
           F                C
I'm moving on, I'll soon be gone
         G7
You were flying too high for my little old sky
              C
So I'm moving on
 
 
[Verse 2]
     C
That big loud whistle as it blew and blew
        C
Said hello to the southland, we're coming to you
                 F               C
And we're moving on, oh, hear my song
            G7
You had the laugh on me, so I'm setting you free
               C
So keep moving on
 
 
[Chorus 1]
       C
Mister fireman, won't you please listen to me
 
'cause I got a pretty mama in Tennessee
               F                C
Keep moving me on, keep rolling on
   G7
So shovel the coal and let this rattler roll
                C
And keep moving on
 
 
[Guitar Solo]
C
C
F   C
G7  C
 
 
[Verse 3]
       C
Mister engineer, take that throttle in hand
     C
This rattler's the fastest in the southern land
                  F                 C
Keeps a-moving me on, keeps rolling on
             G7
You're gonna ease my mind and put me there on time
             C
Keep rolling on
 
 
[Verse 4]
     C
I've warned you baby, from time to time
        C
But you just wouldn't listen or pay me no mind
              F               C
So I'm moving on, I'm rolling on
         G7
You have broken your vow and it's all over now
              C
So I'm moving on
 
 
[Chorus 2]
       C
You've switched your engine and I ain't got time
      C
For a trifling woman on my main line
              F                       C
So I'm moving on, you done your daddy wrong
     G7
I've warned you twice, now you can settle the price
                  C
'cause I'm moving on
 
 
[Guitar Solo]
C
C
F   C
G7  C
 
 
[Chorus 3]
    C
But someday, baby, when you've had your play
             C
You're gonna want your daddy but your daddy will say
             F                       C
"Keep moving on, you stayed away too long
    G7
I'm through with you, too bad you're blue
            C
Keep moving on"
 
[Outro]
C
C
F   C
C
C
F   C
 


6.) "If I Told You Who It Was"



 
[Intro]
G
 
 
[Verse 1]
      G                          D7
I was down in Music City 'bout a week ago
  C                           G
I wanted to see the Grand Ole Opry show
     C                  G                       D7
So I hailed a cab and I headed down to Opryland
                 G                          D7
They said they'd sold their last ticket the day before
     C                          G
So I kinda just hung around the backstage door
    C                  G     D7     G
And down the steps she came, man oh man
   G               D7
My favorite female country star
    C                     G
She waved to her fans and headed for her car
    C                G              D7
Her tire, unlike her body, was very flat
G                    D7
She said, "Could you change my tire?"
  C                   G
I said, "Your wish is my desire"
       C               G             D7          G
As she raised the lid, I grabbed her bumper jack
             G
She said, "I sure do appreciate you changing my tire"
 
 
[Chorus]
     G                         D7
If I told you who it was, if I told you who it was
          C         D7        G
You would say I was making it up
                                  D7
You've seen her on the screen and Country magazine
      C           D7        G
You'd think I was making it up
                           D7
She said it was our little secret
    C         D7        G
And by golly, I'm gonna keep it
                       D7
Anyway, you wouldn't believe it
C             D7     G
If I told you who it was
 
 
[Verse 2]
G                                D7
She said, "You need a lift?" And I said, "Well,
C                          G
You can drop me off at the York Motel"
C                        G              D7
So we headed down Briley Parkway in the town
  G                         D7
I told her, "I got all your records ma'am"
    C                       G
She smiled and said, "Well, I'll be damned.
     C                         G D7          G
Say, you're kind of cute, fella. Wanna mess around?" Hm!
                                D7
When we got to my room, just to be polite
       C                                G
I said, "Sure wish I could've heard you sing tonight"
    C                     G               D7
She smiled at me and said, "Whatcha wanna hear?"
        G                 D7
Now, if I was one of them country music folks
    C                    G
I'd tell you, she'd sure get my vote
C                  G       D7      G
   For the best performance of the year
 
 
[Chorus]
     G                         D7
If I told you who it was, if I told you who it was
          C         D7        G
You would say I was making it up
                                  D7
You've seen her on the screen and Country magazine
      C           D7        G
You'd think I was making it up
                           D7
She said it was our little secret
    C         D7        G
And by golly, I'm gonna keep it
                       D7
Anyway, you wouldn't believe it
C             D7     G
If I told you who it was
 
 
[Bridge]
      G
Well, I'll tell you this much
              G
When I put my arms around her and squeezed her real tight
G
   She looked up at me with those big beautiful eyes
       G
Took a deep breath and a sigh and said:
N.C.
"Howdy! I'm just so proud to be here!"
 
 
[Chorus]
     G                         D7
If I told you who it was, if I told you who it was
          C         D7        G
You would say I was making it up
                                  D7
You've seen her on the screen and Country magazine
      C           D7        G
You'd think I was making it up
                           D7
She said it was our little secret
    C         D7        G
And by golly, I'm gonna keep it
                       D7
Anyway, you wouldn't believe it
C             D7     G
If I told you who it was
 


7.) "Call Your Mother"



 
[Intro]
C      F
C  G7  C
 
 
[Chorus]
         C                                        F
When you get a chance, would you please call your mother
    C                                    G    D7 G7
And thank her for the good years that we had?
C                                    F
Gently break the news that you don't love me
    C              G7                     C
And give my best regards to your good old dad
 
 
[Verse 1]
                           F
I always liked your family, we got along just splendidly
            C                                 G7
Though your brother kinda rubbed me the wrong way
    C                                            F
I remember that your eyes turned green when they crowned your sister County Queen
       C                                  G7         C
Though she couldn't hold a candle to your beauty any day
 
 
[Chorus]
         C                                        F
When you get a chance, would you please call your mother
    C                                    G    D7 G7
And thank her for the good years that we had?
C                                    F
Gently break the news that you don't love me
    C              G7                     C
And give my best regards to your good old dad
 
 
[Interlude]
C      F
C  G7  C
 
 
[Verse 2]
                                  F
Back when we could laugh and play on family reunion day
C                                     G7
Didn't we all look funny in our 1950s clothes?
     C                                  F
Your daddy wore that greasy stuff, your brother drank more than enough
     C                           G7             C
Your mom wore penny loafers with runners in her hose
 
 
[Chorus]
         C                                        F
When you get a chance, would you please call your mother
    C                                    G    D7 G7
And thank her for the good years that we had?
    C                                    F
Oh, gently break the news that you don't love me
    C              G7                     C
And give my best regards to your good old dad
 
 
[Outro Chorus]
         C                                        F
When you get a chance, would you please call your mother
    C              G7                     C
And give my best regards to your good old dad
 


8.) "I Drove Her Out of My Mind"



 
[Intro]
D
 
 
[Verse 1]
         D
She gave me my walking papers and ran off with someone new
          G                                   D
'cause he bought her things my wages couldn't buy
     G                             D
So I turned to ups and downers and everything between
         E                                A
Still, I can't get her good loving off my mind
        D
Well, today, I bought a Cadillac, the kind she's always wanted
  G                                     D
I called and asked her if she'd like to ride
           G                                D
She said, "This is our last date." I said, "That's alright with me."
                           A7            D
'cause tonight I'm driving her out of my mind
 
 
[Chorus]
           G                                 D
Yeah, I'll take her on a scenic cruise right off of Lookout Mountain
                                         A7
'cause she said I never took her out when she was mine
       G                                D
She'll see all seven states as we drive to the Pearly Gates
                      A7            D
Tonight, when I drive her out of my mind
 
 
[Verse 2]
        D
All the papers will read "Lovers Leap Again Off Lookout Mountain"
         G                              D
'cause I wrote a note that called it suicide
       G                            D
But my epitaph will say, "He killed his pain yesterday
        E                                A
When he finally drove that woman off his mind"
          D
Well now, here she comes to greet me, dressed to kill and so am I
         G                             D
Hope she asks me if this Cadillac will fly
      G                                  D
And I know that I'll die laughing when I show her that it will
                        A7              D
When I drive that woman right out of my mind
 
 
[Chorus]
           G                                 D
Yeah, I'll take her on a scenic cruise right off of Lookout Mountain
                                         A7
'cause she said I never took her out when she was mine
       G                                D
She'll see all seven states as we drive to the Pearly Gates
                      A7            D
Tonight, when I drive her out of my mind
 
 
[Verse 3]
              D                                  G
They'll say, "Johnny Cash was quite a smash down here in Chattanooga
     D                    A7             D
Last night, when he drove her out of his mind"
      D
Yeah, that Cadillac dealer's in for a big surprise, too
D
99 dollars down, 99 dollars a month, ha ha ha ha
D
Yeah, it's gonna be just gorgeous
 
 
[Outro Chorus]
G    D
Ooh (To the Pearly Gates)
     A7
Ooh (To the Pearly Gates)
G    D
Ooh (To the Pearly Gates)
     A7
Ooh (To the Pearly Gates)
G    D
Ooh (To the Pearly Gates)
 


9.) "Tennessee"



 
[Intro]
D
 
 
[Verse 1]
D                             G
Mama, I guess you heard I got married in Tennessee
        A7                                     D
I got a blue-eyed girl who thinks the world of me
                                    G
We got a cabin in the country and a creek that rolls nearby
      A7                                D
And a dog that won't even bark at a firefly
                                           G
Our clotheslines hang just outside our backdoor
              A7                                      D
And there's a tire that swings in the air ten feet or more
                                                G
There's a church I can't seem to find on Sunday morning
      A7                            D
But I sure found the place that I belong in
 
 
[Chorus]
             G                A7
And we wear... blue jeans and big green beans
D                    G
Spend the summertime naturally high
                     A7
By chopping wood for next winter's fire
D                        G
Saving our money for the county fair
                               A7
George Jones is supposed to be there
        G                A7
We got... forty acres of corn in the ground
D                   G
Tennessee taters we sell by the pound
                A7
Proud as we can be
   G       A7    D
To live in Tennessee
 
 
[Verse 2]
      D                                       G
Mama, you and Dad gotta come stay with us sometime
  A7                                        D
I know you'll love that sweet little gal of mine
        D                                               G
You and her could talk about babies, make some homemade apple pie
             A7                                                D
While me and Dad could take a walk, maybe talk about old times
 
 
[Chorus]
             G                A7
And we wear... blue jeans and big green beans
D                    G
Spend the summertime naturally high
                     A7
By chopping wood for next winter's fire
D                        G
Saving our money for the county fair
                               A7
George Jones is supposed to be there
        G                A7
We got... forty acres of corn in the ground
D                   G
Tennessee taters we sell by the pound
                A7
Proud as we can be
        G       A7    D
That we live in Tennessee
       G               A7
We are proud as we can be
   G       A7    D
To be from Tennessee
       G               A7
We are proud as we can be
   G       A7    D
To be from Tennessee
 


10.) "Rock and Roll Shoes"



 
[Intro]
D  G7  D  A7 D
D  G7  D  A7 D
 
 
[Verse 1]
D                G     D
   It seems like yesterday
        A7     D
I heard people say
               G       D
"Son, you were born to stray
        A7            D
Someday you'll settle down
                 G      D
I guess there'll come a time
           A7      D
Maybe I'll tow the line
               G     D
Right now, I'm doing fine
        A7           D
Rolling from town to town
 
 
[Chorus]
G            D
I don't care where I ride
A7             D
   I'll let my feet decide
G                     D
Do anything but don't ask that I
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
 
 
[Verse 2]
D              G       D
   Guitars and ringing tones
                    A7    D
Are in my blood and in my bones
                       G       D
Show me a bus and I'll call it home
        A7    D
I don't wanna change
 
 
[Chorus]
G            D
I don't care where I ride
A7             D
   I'll let my feet decide
G                     D
Do anything but don't ask that I
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
 
 
[Bridge]
C       G
   On a lonely day
A7                  D
   When they put me in my grave
G                            D
   There ain't a word you'll need to say
                A7            D
Just hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
 
 
[Guitar Solo]
D  G7  D  A7 D
D  G7  D  A7 D
 
 
[Verse 3]
D              G     D
   So let that motor run
             A7       D
Headed out toward the sun
                    G      D
I'm in the mood for moving on
        A7       D
I'll be back someday
 
 
[Chorus]
G            D
I don't care where I ride
A7             D
   I'll let my feet decide
G                     D
Do anything but don't ask that I
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
           A7            D
Hang up my rock and roll shoes
 


11.) "Don't You Think It's Come Our Time" (with June Carter Cash)



[!] Capo on 1st fret [!]
 
[Intro]
D    G  D
D    A  D
 
 
[Verse 1]
D                        G           D
I have picked wild roses far into September
                                     A
But I had no one to give the flowers to
  D                          G          D
I needed a celebration, a September coronation
                           A      D
And I admitted to myself I needed you
 
 
[Verse 2]
      D                                   G                 D
(I've watched the gentle winds change the colored shades of meadows)
                                   A
(I've seen the dew on flowers that had no name)
       D                              G             D
(But I let my vase stay empty like my lonely, empty heart)
                                 A       D
(Picking flowers for yourself is not the same)
 
 
[Chorus]
G                             D
Don't you think it's come our time to be together?
                                                          A
Let's gather up our scattered words of love and make them rhyme
D                              G              D
Let's go pick some flowers and fill our empty vases
                          A   D
Don't you think it's come our time?
 
 
[Interlude]
D    G  D
D    A  D
 
 
[Verse 3]
          D                                     G               D
Would you take this small bouquet that leaves a fragrance on my fingers
      D                                  A
And a feeling that your love is close at hand?
 D                                    G                D
(Thank you for the flowers, now let's walk through the meadows)
                                  A        D
(To the brook where our demands caress the sand)
 
 
[Chorus]
G                             D
Don't you think it's come our time to be together?
                                                          A
Let's gather up our scattered words of love and make them rhyme
D                                  G              D
Let's go pick some flowers now and fill our empty vases
                          A   D
Don't you think it's come our time?
 
 
[Outro]
D    G  D
                          A   D
Don't you think it's come our time?
 


12.) "I Came to Believe"



 
[Intro]
E      A
 
 
[Verse 1]
A                                A7           D
I couldn't manage the problems I brought on myself
       E                                               A
And it just made it worse when I laid them on somebody else
                                         A7         D
So I finally surrendered it all, brought down in despair
  E                                              A     A7
I cried out for help and I felt a warm comforter there
 
 
[Chorus]
      D                                           A
And I came to believe in a power much higher than I
E                               E7          A  A7
I came to believe that I needed help to get by
   D                                         A
In childlike faith, I gave in and gave Him a try
      E                    E7                     A  A7
And I came to believe in a power much higher than I
 
 
[Interlude]
D
A
E  E7
A
 
 
[Verse 2]
A                                    A7        D
Nothing worked out when I handled it all on my own
    E                                             A
And each time I failed, it made me feel twice as alone
                                                 A7     D
Then I thought, "Lord, there must be a surer and easier way
       E                                                A     A7
For it just cannot be that a man should lose hope every day."
 
 
[Chorus]
      D                                           A
And I came to believe in a power much higher than I
  E                             E7          A  A7
I came to believe that I needed help to get by
   D                                         A
In childlike faith, I gave in and gave Him a try
      E                    E7                     A
And I came to believe in a power much higher than I
D  A/C#  Bm  A
 


13.) "She Used to Love Me a Lot - JC/EC Version"



[Intro]
Am
 
 
[Verse 1]
  Am                  Em       Am
I saw her through the window today
        C                             Am
She was sitting in the Silver Spoon Café
  F                         C         C/B     Am
I started to keep going but something made me stop
            G         Am
She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Verse 2]
Am                  Em              Am
   She looked lonely and I knew the cure
    C                                Am
Old memories would win her heart for sure
  F                      C               C/B     Am
I thought I'd walk on in and I'd give it my best shot
            G         Am
She used to love me a lot
A#m
 
 
[Verse 3]
A#m          Fm               A#m
I sat down beside her and she smiled
    C#                                      A#m
She said, "Where have you been? It's been a while"
F#                              C#     C#/C     A#m
She was glad to see me, I could almost read her thoughts
            F         A#m
She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Chorus]
F#                            C#
   She used to love me with a love that wouldn't die
F#                            F
Looking at her now, I can't believe I said goodbye
         F#                    C#   C#/C     A#m
It would only take a minute to turn back the clock
            F         A#m
She used to love me a lot
Bm
 
 
[Verse 4]
    Bm         F#m              Bm
I remember how good it was back then
      D                                  Bm
And I said, "It's not too late to start again
         G                            D        D/C#    Bm
We could spend a night together, take up where we left off"
            A         Bm
She used to love me a lot
 
 
[Verse 5]
      Bm               F#m             Bm
But I panicked, as she turned to walk away
   D                                  Bm
As she went out the door, I heard her say
      G                             D         D/C#      Bm
"Yes, I'm in need of something, but something you ain't got
G                A          Bm
   But I used to love you a lot"
 
 
[Chorus]
G                                D
   I thought she loved me with a love that wouldn't die
G                             F#
Looking at her now, I can't believe she said goodbye
G                                     D     D/C#    Bm
She just left me standing there, I've never been so shocked
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot
G              A         Bm
   She used to love me a lot





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