Ive Come To Expect It From You

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Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

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Capo 2
Intro A  
ESo upset,nervous wreck, cant belAieve you said goodbye
ESit and smoke, cry and joke about these tAears in my eyes
chorus
F#mHow could you do what you've gFone and done to me
A/EI wouldn't treat a dog the wBay you've treated me
EBut that's what i get, I've come to expect it from youA  
EA million times, a million lines and i boAught em every one
EYou don't care, you rip and tear every drAeam I've counted on
chorus
F#mI guess that i should thank my unFlucky stars
A/EThat I'm alive and yoBu're the way you are
EBut that's what i get, I've come to expect it from youA  
solo
E A E A
chorus
F#mHow could you do what you've gFone and done to me
A/EI wouldn't treat a dog the wBay you've treated me
EBut that's what i get, I've come to expect it from youA  
Ei could raise hell, but what the hell it wouldn't Ado a bit a good
Ei can leave, my heart agrees it seems to thAink that i should
chorus
F#mthere wont be no more nFext time doing me wrong
A/EYou'll come back this time to fBind out that I'm gone
Ebut that's whats you get, you should expect that from meA  
EBut that's what i get, I've come to expect it from youA  
end on A
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The story behind the song

George Strait, often called the "King of Country Music," is a foundational figure in neotraditional country, known for his authentic cowboy image and roots-oriented sound. He pioneered this style in the 1980s, bringing a classic country feel when country pop was more prevalent. With a record-breaking number of chart-topping songs and tens of millions of records sold, he's one of the best-selling music artists of all time. Playing this song connects you to the heart of a truly legendary country sound.

AI-written from these sources:George Strait — Wikipedia ↗

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