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Sara Evans         Shame About That    written by Jamie O'Hara
CI heard the word going round
FSomebody said she's Cleaving town
Packed up her bags and left you flat
GShame about Cthat
CSomebody said they saw her crying
FSaid she was through with Call your lying
Said wild horses couldn't drag her back
GShame about Cthat
Well Gexcuse me for my lCack of sympathy
GI don't mean to be Ccruel
GBut it sounds like the same kind of Cthing you did to me
FBack When I played the Gfool
CSo don't bother knocking on my door
Cause I Fwouldn't touch you with a Cten foot pole
CYou dug your grave now lay on back
GShame about Cthat
Well Gexcuse me for my lCack of sympathy
GI don't mean to be Ccruel
GBut it sounds like the same kind of Cthing you did to me
FBack When I played the Gfool
CSo don't bother knocking on my door
Cause I Fwouldn't touch you with a Cten foot pole
CYou dug your grave now lay on back
GShame about Cthat
GShame about Cthat

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Sara Evans Shame About That written by Jamie O'Hara

I heard the word going round

F C

Somebody said she's leaving town

Packed up her bags and left you flat

G C

Shame about that

Somebody said they saw her crying

F C

Said she was through with all your lying

Said wild horses couldn't drag her back

G C

Shame about that

G C

Well excuse me for my lack of sympathy

G C

I don't mean to be cruel

G C

But it sounds like the same kind of thing you did to me

F G

Back When I played the fool

So don't bother knocking on my door

F C

Cause I wouldn't touch you with a ten foot pole

You dug your grave now lay on back

G C

Shame about that

G C

Well excuse me for my lack of sympathy

G C

I don't mean to be cruel

G C

But it sounds like the same kind of thing you did to me

F G

Back When I played the fool

So don't bother knocking on my door

F C

Cause I wouldn't touch you with a ten foot pole

You dug your grave now lay on back

G C

Shame about that

G C

Shame about that

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