Okay, everybody, this one's a little-well a lot-different 
than the Brooks and Dunn version, but this is how Roger Miller 
wrote it-and there are no bar chords. It's a pretty easy song, 
especially if you want to expand your knowledge of chords 
with simple ones.


C                  
Two broken hearts, 
Cmaj7               C6
Lonely lookin' like houses,
      C      Dm7    G7 Dm G7  
Where nobody lives.
Dm              Dm+7           Dm7
Two people each havin' so much pride inside,
G7              C      Cmaj7  C6  C
Neither side forgives.

(C) C7   
The angry words spoken in haste, 
                    F      F6  Fmaj7  F6
Such a waste of two lives.
G7
It's my belief pride is the chief cause,
                                              C
And the decline in the number of Husbands and Wives.

(C)                  C7
A woman and a man, a man and a woman. 
F             G7              C  
Some can, and some can't, and some can't.


(Piano solo-C6 Cmaj7 D7 D7 Dm Dm G7) 


C                  
Two broken hearts, 
Cmaj7               C6
Lonely lookin' like houses,
      C      Dm7    G7 Dm G7  
Where nobody lives.
Dm              Dm+7           Dm7
Two people each havin' so much pride inside,
G7              C      Cmaj7  C6  C
Neither side forgives.


(C) C7   
The angry words spoken in haste, 
                    F      F6  Fmaj7  F6
Such a waste of two lives.
G7
It's my belief pride is the chief cause,
                                             C      Cmaj7
in the decline in the number of Husbands and Wives 
C6 C         Cmaj7   
Husbands and Wives 

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                  *Ronnie Van Zant Forever*