She Never Did Nothin’- Rebel Son
Capo II
(G)
I once had a woman (C)so fair and (G)fine
the greatest thing I've ever (D)known
but I (G)gave up the (C)greatest thing (G)I’ve ever (Em)had
for the (C)sound of a (D)honky tonk (G)song
(G)
Well I hit the road and left (C)her all a(G)lone
and now I wish I could turn back (D)time
back to (G)when she was (C)home but (G)now she’s (Em)gone
and it’s (G)nobody’s (D)fault but (G)mine

cause she (C)never did nothin to make (G)me push her away
she never did nothin (D)wrong
she (G)never did (C)nothin but (G)love me to (Em)death 
and (C)now she ain’t (D)nothin but (G)gone
(G)
don’t nothin sound better than a (C)guitar tuned (G)good
base fiddle and voice right on (D)key
ex(G)cept for the (C)sound of (G)her sweet soft (Em)voice
when she’d(C) smile and (D)say she loves (G)me

but I gave her away for a (C)song and a (G)stage
and now a crowd and lights are all I (D)see
but when the (G)curtain comes (C)down (G)my life turns (Em)dark
and once a(G)gain I sink (D)in miser(G)y 

cause she (C)never did nothin to make (G)me push her away
she never did nothin (D)wrong
she (G)never did (C)nothin but (G)love me to (Em)death 
and (C)now she ain’t (D)nothin but (G)gone  (Em)
No she (G)never did (C)nothin but (G)love me to (Em) death
and (C) now she ain’t (D)nothin but (C)gone
(C)      (G)