Looking Out My Window Through The Pain

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88 bpm. Key of Db. Capo 1st fret.
[Intro]
Am C
[Verse 1]
CI watched from my window as she Fslipped from the Chouse
COnce again she's leaving but Lord she's not to Gblame
This Cmorning a memory phoned her and he's a Fhabit she can't break
So 'til Cshe returns I'll wait for her
GLooking out my window through the Cpain
[Chorus]
The Fdevil drove the taxi that Ccarried her away
And it Ghurts to know she's hung up on Fsome guGy from yesCterday
Once aFgain she's chasing memories and I'm Closing everything
But I Clove her - so I'll wait for her
GLooking out my window through the CpainG  
[Verse 2]
CI'll pick up the pieces when he Flets her down aCgain
CWith love and understanding I'll give her reasons this Gtime to stay
And I'll Cclose my eyes pretending maybe Fsomeday she will change
CAnd I won't be left lonely
GLooking out my window through the Cpain
[Chorus]
Yes, the Fdevil drove the taxi that Ccarried her away
And it Ghurts to know she's still hung up on Fsome guGy from yesterCday
Once aFgain she's chasing memories and I'm Closing everything
But Lord, I Clove her - so I'll wait for her
GLooking out my window through the CpainG  C  
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The story behind the song

George Strait, often called the "King of Country Music," is known for pioneering the neotraditional country style with his authentic cowboy image and roots-oriented sound. This song, appearing on his release "Strait Out of the Box, Pt. 2," fits within his world as an artist who has sold tens of millions of records worldwide. It plays like a reflection on finding a way to cope with sorrow, even as it lingers.

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