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Used To You

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[Note] In the studio recording, the song is one half step down. Live it is played in standard.
* - strum once
[Intro]
G   Cadd9
[Verse 1]
          G
That old phone of mine, 2:39 AM when I got the call
Cadd9
Half asleep, thought it was a dream, but it wasn't afterall
G
That old dog of yours, sitting on the porch, waits for you to come home
       Cadd9
Little does he know that you won't be walking through that door
D                                               Cadd9
I just leave him alone, cause lettin' go don't come that easily
D                                        Cadd9              D
Most of the time I can get by - it's just a little hard on me
[Chorus]
                Cadd9                           G
But I'm gettin' used to that old truck of yours sittin' out in the drive
          Em7                               D
I'm gettin' used to you not bein' there, at church on Sunday night
Cadd9                                  G         D/F#    Em7
I'm gettin' used to the radio playin' without you singin' along
         Cadd9D                  G Cadd9
              *                    
But I'll never get used to you bein' gone
[Verse 2]
         G
That old rockin' chair sittin' over there, it don't rock no more
Cadd9
And that old six string ain't played a thing, been a while since it's hummed a chord
D                                            Cadd9
Just leave 'em alone cause lettin' go don't come that easily
D                                      Cadd9               D
Most of the time I can get by - it's just a little hard on me
[Chorus]
                Cadd9                           G
But I'm gettin' used to that old truck of yours sittin' out in the drive
          Em7                               D
I'm gettin' used to you not bein' there, at church on Sunday night
Cadd9                                  G         D/F#    Em7
I'm gettin' used to the radio playin' without you singin' along
         Cadd9     D                  G
But I'll never get used to you bein' gone
[Bridge]
          Am7               C/B                   C     C/B
There's a lot of things in this whole world I can stand
            Am7           C/B       C  D
                                    *  *
But when it comes to losin' you, I just can't
[Chorus]
                Cadd9                           G
But I'm gettin' used to that old truck of yours sittin' out in the drive
          Em7                               D
I'm gettin' used to you not bein' there, at church on Sunday night
Cadd9                                  G         D/F#    Em7
I'm gettin' used to the radio playin' without you singin' along
         Cadd9     D
But I'll never get used to 
        Cadd9     D                  G
No I'll never get used to you bein' gone
Cadd9        G
Yeah, being gone
        Cadd9         D                  G
No, I'm never getting used to you being gone

Used To You chords and lyrics

Free chords for Used To You by Luke Combs. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Note] In the studio recording, the song is one half step down. Live it is played in standard.
* - strum once
[Intro]
G   Cadd9
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]

Used To You Chords by Luke Combs

Learn how to play Used To You by Luke Combs with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Used To You chords”, “Used To You guitar chords”, or “Luke Combs Used To You 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 Used To You chords and for experienced players who want accurate Used To You lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, Cadd9, D, Em7, D/F#, Am7.

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What key is "Used To You" in?

The chords for "Used To You" show the original chord names (including G, Cadd9, D, Em7, D/F#, Am7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.