I Told You So

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Capo : 2
Key : G
[Verse]
SupGpose I called you up tonight,
And Bmtold you that I loved you,
And Csuppose I said "I Dwanna come back Ghome."
And Csuppose I cried and said "I think I Gfinally D/F#learned my leEmssonBm  
And A7I'm tired of spending all my time aDlone.
If I Gtold you that I realized you're Bmall I ever wanted
And it's Ckilling me to Dbe so far Gaway.
Would you Ctell me that you loved me too and Gwould we D/F#cry togEmether?Bm  
Or A7would you simply laugh at me and sDay:
[Chorus]
"I Gtold you so, oh I Bmtold you Cso.
I Amtold you someday you would come crawling Dback
and asking me to take you iGnD  
I Gtold you so, but you Bmhad to Cgo,
Now I Amfound somebody new and you will Dnever break my heart in two Gagain."
[Verse]
If I Ggot down on my knees
And told you BmI was yours forever
Would you Cget down on yours tDoo and take my Ghand ?
Would we Cget that old-time feeling
Would we Glaugh and D/F#talk for Emhours Bm  
The A7way we did when our love first begDan
Would you Gtell me that you've missed me too
And Bmthat you've been so lonely
And you've Cwaited for the day Dthat I returneGd
And we'd Clive and love forever
And that GI'm your oD/F#ne and onEmly Bm  
Or wA7ould you say the tables finally tuDrned
And would you say
[Chorus]
"I Gtold you so, oh I Bmtold you Cso.
I Amtold you someday you would come crawling Dback
and asking me to take you iGnD  
I Gtold you so, but you Bmhad to Cgo,
Now I Amfound somebody new and you will Dnever break my heart in two Gagain."
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The story behind the song

"I Told You So" is a song about the bittersweet feeling of a past love returning, only to find the singer still carrying the torch. It speaks to the enduring nature of true feelings, even when time and circumstances have separated two people. The lyrics capture the quiet triumph and underlying sadness of being proven right about a love that never truly faded. Randy Travis himself wrote this song, and it appeared on his 1987 album, Always & Forever. Playing this song means channeling that complex mix of vindication, longing, and unresolved emotion.

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