Austin chords

C _ D _ G _ _ C _ G _ _ .
C She left D without G leaving a number.
Said she D needed to clear G her mind.
He D figured she'd gone Em back to Austin.
G Cause she talked C about it D all the G time.
It was almost a Cm year.
G Before she called him D up.
G _ .
Three rings and an C answering D machine.
Is what she got.
G If you're calling Em about the car I sold C it.
If this is D Tuesday night I'm Em bowling.
If you got D something to sell.
You're C wasting your time.
G I'm not D buying.
G If it's Am anybody else.
Wait G for the tone.
You know C what to do.
Am And F P.
S.
If D this is Austin.
I G still love you _ _ _ _ .
C The telephone G fell to the counter.
C She heard but she G couldn't believe.
C What D kind of Em man would hang on that C long.
What kind of D love that must be.
G She waited three days.
D And then she tried G again.
She didn't know what she'd say.
But she heard three D rings and then.
G If it's Friday Em night I'm at the C ball game.
And first thing D Saturday.
If it Em don't rain.
I'm headed D out to the lake.
And C I'll be gone D all weekend long.
G But I'll call you Am back when I get G home.
On Sunday C afternoon.
Am And F P.
S.
If D this is Austin.
I G still love you.
_ Am This time she left her number.
Em But not another word.
D# Then she waited by the phone.
On Sunday G evening.
And this is what D he heard.
_ G _ D _ .
If you're A calling F#m about my heart.
It's still yours.
Bm I should have E listened to it a F#m little more.
Then it C#m wouldn't have taken me D so long.
To E know where I A belong.
And by the Bm way boy.
This is A no machine you're D talking to.
Bm Can't G you tell E this is Austin _ .
And I A still love you.
D _ A _ _ A.
I still love you.
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