Artist: David Ball
Title: Missing her blues
Chords by: palamin0 at countrytabs.com


David Ball - Missing her blues





(Chorus)
           A                                            E
I got the missing her all day, heading for a heartache blues,
   E                                             A
I tell myself it's over but I know it's just no use,
         A
Cause I wake up every morning with the same old broken hearted,
  A7                       D
Feeling that I just can't lose,
            E
It's those missing her all day, every day, in more ways,
                          A
Heading for a heartache blues,



(verse 1)
 A                    D
I know what's coming, it won't be long,
     E                             A
I'm heading for the bottom like a sinking stone,
  A                  D
Goodbye note that's all she left,
     E
And poor me all by myself,



(Chorus)
           A                                            E
I got the missing her all day, heading for a heartache blues,
   E                                             A
I tell myself it's over but I know it's just no use,
         A
Cause I wake up every morning with the same old broken hearted,
  A7                       D
Feeling that I just can't lose,
            E
It's those missing her all day, every day, in more ways,
                          A
Heading for a heartache blues,


(verse 2)
 A                D
Sun comes up the same old thing,
 E                       A
Ain't no doubt what the day will bring,
  A                    D
Walking the floor and calling her name,
     E
The sun goes down, I start all over again,



(Chorus)
           A                                            E
I got the missing her all day, heading for a heartache blues,
   E                                             A
I tell myself it's over but I know it's just no use,
         A
Cause I wake up every morning with the same old broken hearted,
  A7                       D
Feeling that I just can't lose,
            E
It's those missing her all day, every day, in more ways,
                          A
Heading for a heartache blues,