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Ever Wonder Why

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Ryan Bingham - Every wonder why 
Chords used - E, B, A
Really great song, by an amazing performer
during the last bit of song he hangs less on the E
If you listen to the song you'll hear the timing.
Intro: E  B  A  E -x4   last time hang on the E
B
If you ever see me walking down the side of the road
  A                             E
would you ever stop and wonder why
B
Would you think it's lost that I paid the cost
A                         E
Stop and give a poor boy a ride
A               E
And forget my past
B
if I ever get home, I'm never gonna worry 
 A                                E
'bout the things that I could've done
B
'Cause I've done a lot of things I could've done better
A                        E
But now it don't matter none
A                        E
'Cause I've raised my glass
E B A E
        -x2
B
'cause I fell in love and then I lost touch
A                              E
I dropped dead and broke her heart
B
I drove off a cliff, And I barely missed
A                         E
Walkin' with her in the park
A               E
just a selfish boy
B
But I have not forgot that the food in the pot
A                            E
ain't cookin' for a boy like me
B
I been fightin' all night with the dogs in the alley 
A                     E
looking for a bone to eat
        A              E
(Been) starving to death
E
B
Everybody's troubled with the hustle and the bustle
A                           E
The payment on the house is late
B
If I ever have a problem like it
A                               E
I guess I'll be in pretty good shape
A                       E
You can kiss my ass goodbye
B
'Cause when I feel the wind blow, See the ghost in the road
A                                E
And headlights are a beautiful sight
B
And out in the desert, I can sit under them heavens (sit on up in heaven?)
A                                       E
And watch the sun keep on settin' for miles
A                        E
And here comes another song
B
Then I take a pen and a little piece of paper
A                         E
I scribble on down the lines
B
And what you're hearing now, Is something I found
A                  E
Hidin' way down inside
A                      E
(in) the cellar of my heart
B
And I hope everybody had a real good time
A                          E
hope I didn't bring you down
B
These ain't sad songs, don't take 'em wrong
A                           E
I haven't been home in a while
A                         E
Well, I'll see you all around
B  A  E

Ever Wonder Why chords and lyrics

Free chords for Ever Wonder Why by Ryan Bingham. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Ryan Bingham - Every wonder why 
Chords used - E, B, A
Really great song, by an amazing performer
during the last bit of song he hangs less on the E
If you listen to the song you'll hear the timing.
Intro: E  B  A  E -x4   last time hang on the E
E  B  A  E  -x2
E
B  A  E

Ever Wonder Why Chords by Ryan Bingham

Learn how to play Ever Wonder Why by Ryan Bingham with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Ever Wonder Why chords”, “Ever Wonder Why guitar chords”, or “Ryan Bingham Ever Wonder Why chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Ever Wonder Why chords and for experienced players who want accurate Ever Wonder Why lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, B, A.

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