She Used To Be Mine

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[Intro]
| Cadd9| Cadd9| G| G|
| Cadd9| Cadd9| G| G|
[Verse 1]
She looks sCadd9o good movin' cross the dance floor
GBetter than the day she left me
Arm in Cadd9arm with somebody new
Holdin' hands and Glaughin' like we used to.
I got my Bmbest smile on, but its nCadd9o disguise.
BmIt don't hide the pDain in these eyes.
[Chorus]
I did her sGo wrong, for Bmso long
Turned my Cadd9back on her love, now she’s Dsus4long Dgone
I Gdid my part, to Bmbreak her heart
She walked Cadd9out on me, and tore my Gworld apart
She used to bAme mine. COh, she used to be mGine
[Interlude]
| Cadd9| Cadd9| G| G|
[Verse 2]
It's takin eCadd9very bit of strength that I have
To keep a Ghurt look off my face
I can't keep from Cadd9lookin' back over my shoulder
At the Glucky man takin' my place
Oh, if it Bmweren't for my pride, I'd probably Cadd9take off runnin'
BmI guess what I'm feeling, is Dwhat I got comin'
[Chorus]
I did her sGo wrong, for Bmso long
Turned my Cadd9back on her love, now she’s Dsus4long Dgone
I Gdid my part, to Bmbreak her heart
She walked Cadd9out on me, and tore my Gworld apart
She used to bAme mine. COh, she used to be mGine
[Solo]
| Bm| Cadd9| Bm| D|
[Chorus]
I did her sGo wrong, for Bmso long
I turned my Cadd9back on her love, now she’s Dsus4long Dgone
I Gdid my part, to Bmbreak her heart
She walked Cadd9out on me, and tore my Gworld apart
She used to bAme mine. COh, she used to be mGine
[Outro]
Oh, she used to be mAmine. CShe used to be mine
| C   G/B   Am7| G|
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The story behind the song

This song, written by Ronnie Dunn, comes from the country music duo Brooks & Dunn's album Hard Workin' Man. It's a reflection on a lost love, looking back at a time when someone important was still "mine." The lyrics likely explore the feelings of nostalgia, regret, or longing that come with remembering a past relationship. It plays like a poignant look at what once was.

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