The Longest Goodbye Duet

[Intro]
| G E7/G# | A7 D7 | G E7/G# |

[Verse 1]
A7 Daug           G          D7
       You were a brand new, blue jean,
G             G7
picket on the front lawn
  C              Dbdim             G G7
A reason just to get  off the floor
       C           Dbdim
From a friend to a stranger,
  G      B7  Em
a simple rearranger
A7                           D7
Should I even open that door?

[Verse 2]
         G      D7
It was a Sunday morning,
G            G7
hanging by a shoelace
C                  Dbdim         G G7
Felt like you were starting a war
           C            Dbdim
Now you're changing and moving,
     G       B7     Em
I'll take my ass to Houston
       A7                D7         G
'Cause I don't think you love me anymore

[Trumpet Solo]
G D7 G G7
         It's alright
C Dbdim G G7 C Dbdim G B7 Em
A7 D7

[Verse 3]
G        G        D7
 I was a headache somedays,
    G               G7
but surely no one's perfect
    C                 Dbdim        G G7
Oh, loving you's like doing a chore
           C           Dbdim        G        B7
Instead of blaming and bruising and watching what I'm
Em
losing
A7              D7           G
I don't think I lovе you anymore

[Bridge]
B7
  And, if this is my goodbye
              Em
It's been the longest of my life
         A7
I see my shoes have been filled, and,
still
                            D7
All I can hope is that he's treating you nice

[Verse 4]
Daug          G
    I see the new man you're holding,
    G              G7
the bar is finally closing
  C                   Dbdim         G
I don't know what I'm buggin' ya for
            C               Dbdim
Between the silence and the mileage,
    G        B7       Em
the feelings you were hiding
A7                D7         G   Gb F E7
I don't think you love me anymore

[Outro]
    A7              D7        G Gb  F E7
And I don't think I love you anymore
    A7                         Cm7
But I don't think I'll ever be so sure
One, two, three
  G E7/G# A7 D7 G
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