Unwrite That Song

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Unwrite That Song
[Intro]
E B C#m B A B E
[Verse]
EWell I heard it on the laBte-night radiEo
For the Aumpteenth time headin' Bfrom LA to the EFlorida coast
EI was in between black Bcoffee and shifting Egears
When the Asecond verse took a turBn and brought me to Etears
They were Atalkin' about love, I do Band forever
And Ehow two Bpeople ought to C#mstay toBgether
Well the Amusic hit me but the singer's got it all Bwrong
[Chorus]
Unwrite that Esong Bunwrite that C#msongB  
'Cause what he's Asaying to me don't go with that melodEyB  
Unsing them Elines aBbout those happy C#mtimes
Bdon't they know she's goAne Bunwrite that Esong
[Verse]
EWell it was 3 AM and she was Bcryin' and her eyes were Eall red
When that music Avideo came Bon and she sat up Ein her bed
EShe grabbed that whiskey Bbottle poured one last Eshot
And threw that Aempty glass Bat the TV and EscreamedB  
[Chorus]
Unwrite that Esong Bunwrite that C#msongB  
'Cause what he's Asaying to me don't go with that melodEyB  
Unsing them Elines aBbout those happy C#mtimes
Bdon't they know he's goAne Bunwrite that Esong
[Solo]
B C#m B A B E
[Bridge]
Well there Awas a time that BI believed Eall those Bwords were C#mtrueB  
And if I Ahad a pen and paper right now I know what I'Bd do...E  
[Chorus]
Unwrite that song Bunwrite that C#msongB  
'Cause what he's Asaying to me don't go with that melodEyB  
BUnsing them Elines aBbout those happy C#mtimes
Bdon't they know he's Agone Bunwrite that C#msongF#  
Lord, I know sheA's gone Bunwrite that EsongB  
C#moh oh Boh A   Bunwrite our song.E  
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The story behind the song

Lynyrd Skynyrd, an American rock band formed in Florida, is widely recognized for popularizing the Southern rock genre. While much of their early career was marked by touring and lineup changes, they became known for songs like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird." This song comes from a later period in the band's history, after an abrupt halt to their career in 1977. At its heart, "Unwrite That Song" plays like a reflection on the desire to undo past words or actions.

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