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Why Indiana Chords

INTRO:
G  G  Em  Em
G  G  Em  Em
 
VERSE:
 G
Well it could've been Vegas
                      Em
Or somewhere way out west
 
Somewhere where the world
                            C
Ain't beating back into my chest
                             D  D
From hearing you saying goodbye
 
 G
Could've been in Memphis
                            Em
With an old man singing my blues
 
Instead of way out here
                        C
Without a damn thing to do
 
I know it's over
                       D
And you don't love me anymore
 
 
CHORUS:
 G
Why Indiana, why not San Antone?
Em
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
 C
This busted heart, yeah it hurts so bad
   D
I laugh just to keep from crying
 
 G
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Em
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
C                                           D
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
                        G  G  Em  Em
Say you're tired of trying
 
 
VERSE:
 G
Could've been in person
                       Em
Could've been face to face
 
Maybe you coulda let me
                  C
Watch you drive away
                           D
And see those tail lights fade
 
 
CHORUS:
 G
Why Indiana, why not San Antone?
Em
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
 C
This busted heart, yeah it hurts so bad
   D
I laugh just to keep from crying
 
 G
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Em
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
C                                           D
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
                       Em
Say you're tired of trying
 
             C    C
So tired of trying
 
G  G  D  D
 
 
BREAK:
 G
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Em
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
C                                           D
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
                       G
Say you're tired of trying
 
 
OUTRO:
             Em
So tired of trying
                C     C  D  D  G
Why'd you quit trying?
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