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This Much I Know

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[Verse 1]
This much I Dknow, Gshe'll never come Dback to me
This much I know, Gshe meant what she Asaid
ThiGs much I know, Dit's taught me all about misery 
 GI just learn kinda Dslow, Athis much I Dknow.
[Verse 2]
This much I feel, GI should have reached Dout to her
This much I feel, GI tried too Alate
This much I Dfeel, Ghow empty the Dworld can be
 GAnd so painfully rDeal, Athis much I feel.
[Bridge]
 GI've had second Athoughts about every Dreason
 GWe let love slip aAway from our Dlives
 GAnd there's no place left to Alook
That I don't Dsee some small reBmminder
Of all the Gchances I just let go Aby.
[Instrumental]
D  G  D  G  D  A  D
[Verse 3]
This much I need, Gto wake up once and find Dshe's not gone
This much I need, Gbut I'll never Ahave
This much I Dneed, Gwords to speak without Dmissing her
 GOr just some new way to Dbreath, Athis much I Dneed.

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This Much I Know

by Dwight Yoakam

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[Verse 1]

D G D

This much I know, she'll never come back to me

G A

This much I know, she meant what she said

G D

This much I know, it's taught me all about misery

G D A D

I just learn kinda slow, this much I know.

[Verse 2]

G D

This much I feel, I should have reached out to her

G A

This much I feel, I tried too late

D G D

This much I feel, how empty the world can be

G D A

And so painfully real, this much I feel.

[Bridge]

G A D

I've had second thoughts about every reason

G A D

We let love slip away from our lives

G A

And there's no place left to look

D Bm

That I don't see some small reminder

G A

Of all the chances I just let go by.

[Instrumental]

D G D G D A D

[Verse 3]

G D

This much I need, to wake up once and find she's not gone

G A

This much I need, but I'll never have

D G D

This much I need, words to speak without missing her

G D A D

Or just some new way to breath, this much I need.

About This Much I Know Chords by Dwight Yoakam

Learn how to play This Much I Know by Dwight Yoakam with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “This Much I Know chords”, “This Much I Know guitar chords”, or “Dwight Yoakam This Much I Know chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy This Much I Know chords and for experienced players who want accurate This Much I Know lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, G, A, Bm.

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What key is "This Much I Know" in?

The chords for "This Much I Know" show the original chord names (including D, G, A, Bm). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.