Capo: 4th fret(Key: E) INTRO: C C G Dm7 G C C C G Dm7 Dm7 G C VERSE: C Same four walls, same old crack in the ceiling Dm7 Once upon a time you know I couldn’t wait to leave this C Little house this little town just disappeared Dm7 And head out for anywhere but here F Dm7 But now, feels like everything is different somehow Dm7 Now that she’s in it CHORUS: C F I can’t open up that front door fast enough G C See her looking like that, wanting to get wrapped up G There on the couch and everything’s alright F And I’ll get to lovin’ on to her all night Am G It wasn’t that long ago when I was living here alone F But I couldn’t wait to go F Now I can’t wait to go C Dm7 Ho-o-o-ome VERSE: F C Yeah, the boys used to call, and I’d come a running Dm7 For a beer at the bar Dm I was always up for something C It was keep em’ coming till they say closing time Dm7 Now I’ll still have a couple F Then I’ll call it a night ’cause CHORUS: C F I can’t open up that front door fast enough G C See her looking like that, wanting to get wrapped up G There on the couch and everything’s alright F And I’ll get to lovin’ on to her all night Am G It wasn’t that long ago when I was living here alone F But I couldn’t wait to go F Now I can’t wait to go C G F Ho-o-o-o-o-ome F Now I can’t wait to go C G F F Ho-o-o-o-o-ome BREAK: F Yeah, those numbers on the mailbox F Might be the same Dm7 But don’t let it fool you C Everything’s changed F ‘Cause now F She’s made everything different Dm7 Dm And I thank God that she’s in it CHORUS: C F I can’t open up that front door fast enough F C See her looking like that, wanting to get wrapped up C G There on the couch and everything’s alright F And I’ll get to lovin’ on to her all night Am G It wasn’t that long ago when I was living here alone F But I couldn’t wait to go F Now I can’t wait to go C G Dm7 Ho-o-o-o-o-ome F I can’t wait to go C G Dm7 F C Ho-o-o-o-o-ooo-ome OUTRO: C Dm7 I can’t wait to go, I can’t wait to go F C C Dm I can’t wait to go home
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