The Best Keeps Getting Better

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The Best Keeps Getting Better
Written & recorded by Alan Jackson
(F) We started (Bb)out and life was (F)perfect
I never (Bb)thought our love would (C)change
(F) But years of ups and (Bb)downs made a (F)difference
It's (Bb)not the same as (C)it was yester-(F)day
(F) I don't (Bb)treat you like I (F)used to
You don't look the (Bb)same into my (C) eyes
(F) We thought the (Bb)best would be be-(F)hind us
But the (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time
(Chorus)
(Bb) We learned how to (F)love (Bb) and how to make (F)up
(Bb) And found what it (F)takes to be (C)enough
Like a (Bb) 30-year-old (F)wine, (Bb) hearts inter-(F)twined
The (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time
(F) I love you (Bb)now more than (F)ever
(F) And you appreci-(Bb)ate me more (C) today
(F) Melted to-(Bb)gether, hearts (F)and minds
The (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time
(Chorus)
(Bb) We learned how to (F)love (Bb) and how to make (F)up
(Bb) And found what it (F)takes to be (C)enough
Like a (Bb) 30-year-old (F)wine, (Bb) hearts inter-(F)twined
The (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time
(Tag)
Like a (Bb) 30-year-old (F)wine, (Bb) hearts inter-(F)twined
The (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time
Oh, the (Bb)best keeps getting (C)better all the (F)time (G)|(F)(C)(F) -----
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The story behind the song

Alan Jackson is celebrated for his neotraditional country style and for writing many of his own songs. He is a prolific artist, with numerous studio albums and chart-topping hits that have cemented his place as one of country music's best-selling artists. This song fits into his world of heartfelt country music, reflecting a sentiment of enduring quality and growth. It plays like an affirmation of life's continuous unfolding.

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