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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
Capo on the 2nd fret.
Verse 1:
	It Ewas a Apicture perfect weddingE  
	We had the whole world at our feetA  
	Everyone thought we were headingE  
	Down some lovers easy streetA  
	We'd have a house out in the countryD  
	A picket fence the whole nine yardsA  
	They said our love would last foreverE  
	It was written in the stars
Chorus:
	WrongA  
	I should have known it all alongD  
	When the future looEks to bright
	WrongA  
Verse 2:
	I Ewas all Abut devastatedE  
	When she told me we were throughA  
	In a while the heartache fadedE  
	And i found somebody newA  
	I swore that this time would be differentD  
	I had it all figured outA  
	I wouldn't make the same mystakEes
	I knew what love was all about
Chorus.
Chorus (bis):
	WrongA  
	Everything was going strDong
	The sEky was always blue
	WrongA  
	WrongA  
Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics.
Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]

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Wrong

by Waylon Jennings

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##

Capo on the 2nd fret.

Verse 1:

E A E

It was a picture perfect wedding

We had the whole world at our feet

Everyone thought we were heading

Down some lovers easy street

We'd have a house out in the country

A picket fence the whole nine yards

They said our love would last forever

It was written in the stars

Chorus:

Wrong

I should have known it all along

When the future looks to bright

Wrong

Verse 2:

E A E

I was all but devastated

When she told me we were through

In a while the heartache faded

And i found somebody new

I swore that this time would be different

I had it all figured out

I wouldn't make the same mystakes

I knew what love was all about

Chorus.

Chorus (bis):

Wrong

Everything was going strong

The sky was always blue

Wrong

Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics.

Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]

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