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I was driving to town, and I passed by a house.
The one with pillars
F on the porch.
Had a sign on the door said
B for
A sale.
So what the
G hell _ _ .
I
C walked in and sat down on some stranger's couch.
F Solid oak hardwood floors, didn't need to see more.
Cause
Am I could hear you in the kitchen,
G playing your guitar.
All
F our friends coming over,
G little acts in the yard.
C Damn _ it, _ _ _ didn't we
F almost _ have it.
_ Honestly I still don't
Am understand _ it.
We
G used to love to sit and talk and wish
F and picture and plan _ it.
Man now I
C just, _ _ damn it.
I _ _
G _ _ .
C think the owners could tell.
I was lost in my cell,
F so they left me alone.
Said make yourself right at home.
Am I was already making dinner,
G calling you down the stairs.
F Little girl out the window, I
G hear her laughing out _ there.
C _ Damn it, _ _ _ didn't we
F almost _ have it.
_ Honestly I still don't
Am _ understand it.
We
G used to love to sit and talk and wish
F and picture and plan _ it.
G Man now I
C just, _ damn it.
_ Baby didn't we
F almost _ have it.
_ Honestly I still
Am don't _ understand it.
We
G used to love to sit and talk and wish
F and picture and plan it.
_
C Man now I just, _ damn it _ _ _ _ _ .
Now I'm driving away, thinking oh what a shame.
F You can pray, you can hope, but you just never
C know.
I guess
Am that two
G bedroom picket
F fence magic _ _ .
_
Am _ Can't
G ever be ours
F now, can it _ .
_ Damn it _ _ .
_
C _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ Ooh.
_
F _ _ Honestly _ _ _ _
Am I still don't _ understand it
G Ooh.
_ Thinking how good we
F could've had it.
We could've had it _ _ .
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C Damn it _ _ .
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