Thinking About Leaving

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RIFF #1               RIFF #2              CHORDS   D  G  A/A7
e|-------------------   -------------------  ---------2--3--0---------|
B|-------------------   -------------------  ---------3--3--2---------|
G|-------------------   -------------------  ---------2--0--2(0)------|
D|-------------------   -------------------  ---------0--0--2---------|
A|---------5---------   ---------5---------  ---------x--x--0---------|
E|-0-5-4-5---7-5-4---   -0-5-4-5---7-5-7---  ---------x--5--x---------|

    D                         A                         D   (RIFF #1)
I used to think love was the soft rope meant to tie me down
     D                                 A                 D  (RIFF #2)
And all that could ever own me was a guitar and another town
 G                                             D
Ten years can disappear real fast - When every morning just leaves somewhere
       G                       D                      A(7)
else behind - But I've been thinking about leaving - Long enough to change
     D  (RIFF # 2)
my mind

  D                            A                        D  (RIFF #1)
Lying here beside you - I can feel it start to pull me away
                  D                          A(7)                   D
The thought I'll have again tomorrow - That just came back from yesterday
     G                                          D               G
But your embrace makes any reason - For those memories hard to find
             D                      A(7)                     D (RIFF #1)
I've been thinking about leaving - Long enough to change my mind

    G                                          D
Sometimes I miss the warm, bright lights - Sometimes I miss the crowds
    G                             D                A
Sometimes I miss the woman - I wrapped each song around
    G                                       D                G
Sometimes I miss that world out there - So empty, hard and unkind
                 D                      A(7)                     D (RIFF #2)
But I've been thinking about leaving - long enough to change my mind


[Guitar solo]

  D    A    D        D    A(7) D
  //// //// //////// //// //// ////////
e|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------4-5-4---4----------------------|
A|-5-5-5-4-4-----------------7---5-------------7---5-7-5-4-2--2-2-0-7-5-|
E|-----------9-9-9-7-7-7-5-4---9----------------------------------------|

e|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-5-0---2-2-0--2------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----4---------------------------------------------------------------|

[Steel solo - chords]

G        D    G    D    A(7) D
//////// //// //// //// //// ////////

    G                                          D
Sometimes I miss the warm, bright lights - Sometimes I miss the noise
    G                                     D             A
Sometimes I miss the fading sounds - Of every cheering voice
    G                                       D               G
Sometimes I miss that world out there - So empty, hard and unkind
                 D                      A(7)                     D (RIFF #1)
But I've been thinking about leaving - Long enough to change my mind

                 D                      A                       D (RIFF #1 & 2)
But I've been thinking about leaving - Long enough to change my mind

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[Guitar solo]
[Steel solo - chords]

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