Addicted Chords by Cheryl Wheeler

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[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ She says she hates to sleep [D] alone, but she'll do it [E] tonight. _ _ _
[A] _ _ She wants to grab her [D] telephone, but she knows it [G] ain't right.
So if he [C] won't call, _ she'll [F] survive.
And if he [Bb] don't care, well, she'll [Dm] get by.
Climb [G] into bed, bury [C] her head, _ [F] and cry, _ _ [G] cry, cry. _
[A] _ _ From the _ beginning, he [D] was all anyone [G] could've been. _ _
[A] _ _ They were [E] _ _ [A] delirious [D] with love, they were certain [G] to win.
[D] Now he's breaking [C] _ plans more [F] and more, and he's leaving [Bb] notes on [Dm] her door.
[F] Took a trip out [G] of town, couldn't turn [C] this one down.
He [F] said, I guess I [C] should've told you [G] before. _ _
[A] She says she feels like [Dm] she's addicted [C] to a real [G] bad thing.
Always sitting, [C] waiting, wondering if the phone [F] will ring.
She knows she bounces [Dm] like a yo-yo [C] when he pulls [G] her string.
It hurts to feel like [Am] such a fool. _ _
[C] She [A] wants to tell him [Dm] not to call her, [C] call her all [Bm] night again.
He [G] doesn't need her [C] now, and all the way that she [F] needs him.
She's on the edge, [Dm] about to fall from [C] leaning out [G] and in.
She don't know which [Am] way to move, oh [F] my.
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[A] _ She wants to be fair, she couldn't [D] say he was ever [G] unkind. _ _
[A] _ But if she could bear [E] to walk [D] away, she thinks he [G] wouldn't mind.
Cause he just keeps [C] himself so [F] apart, and there's no [Bb] one else in [Dm] her heart.
[F] So she's taking [G] a dive from an emotional [C] high, _ [F] and coming [C] _ [G] down hard. _
[A] _ She's determined to try, but she'll still [D] give in when he gives her [G] a call.
And _
[A] _ she'll [E] ask herself why, [A] but in the [D] end, it won't matter [G] at all.
Sure she could sit [C] at home, stay [F] inside, and sleep [Bb] alone with [Dm] her pride.
And [C] as she walks out [G] her door, she feels as weak as [C] before, _ _ [F] with nothing to [G] hide. _ _
[A] She says she feels like [Dm] she's addicted [C] to a real [G] bad thing.
Always sitting, [C] waiting, wondering if the phone [F] will ring.
She knows she bounces [Dm] like a yo-yo [C] when it pulls [Bm] her string.
It hurts to feel like [Am] such a fool. _ _
[C] She [A] wants to tell him [Dm] not to call her, [C] call her all night [G] again.
He doesn't need her [C] now at all, the [Em] way that she [F] needs him.
She's on the edge, [Dm] about to fall from [C] leaning out [G] and in.
She don't know which [Am] way to move. _ _
[C] She [A] says she feels like [Dm] she's addicted [C] to a real [G] bad thing.
Always sitting, [C] waiting, wondering if the phone [F] will ring.
She knows she bounces [Dm] like a yo-yo [C] when it pulls [G] her string.
It hurts to feel like [Am] such a [G] fool. _
[F] And [G] she don't know which [Am] way to move. _
[F] It hurts to feel like such a fool. _ _
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