Steve Earle - Goodbye is all we got left to say

^D(G)I could tell it when I wo^G(C)ke up this morn^D(G)in' ^{G(C) D(G) D(G)}'Cause I can smell it when a hear^A(D)tache's com^D(G)in' ^{G(C) D(G) D(G)}Not that I'm in such a hur^G(C)ry to lose y^D(G)ou ^{G(C) D(G) D(G)}I'd call you up but there's no^G(C)thin' that I ca^D(G)n do ^{G(C) D(G)}

^G(C)Talkin' won't do ^A(D)any good anyw^D(G)ay ^{G(C) D(G) D(G)}'Cause goodbye's all^A(C) we've got left to s^D(G)ay ^{G(C) D(G)}

^D(G)Not that I'm in such a hur^G(C)ry to lose y^D(G)ou ^{G(C) D(G) G(C)}I don't think tha^A(D)t it'll get a^D(G)ny be^G(C)tter ^{D(G) D(G)}So maybe you could just wr^G(C)ite me a let^D(G)ter ^{G(C) D(G) G(C)}And I could open ^A(D)it up when I'^D(G)m str^G(C)onger^{D(G) D(G)}Another ten or twelve year^G(C)s, maybe lon^D(G)ger ^{G(C) D(G)}

^G(C)Guess I just don'^A(D)t feel much l^D(G)ike b^G(C)ad ne^D(G)ws today ^D(G)Goodbye's all we've ^A(C)got left to say^{D(G) G(C) D(G)}

^D(G)Don't try to call me 'caus^G(C)e I'm takin'^D(G) my p^G(C)hone ^D(G)out ^G(C)'Cause if it ring^A(D)s, I'll know ^D(G)what ^G(C)it's ^D(G)about ^D(G)And don't you worry 'bout ^G(C)me 'cause I'^D(G)m alr^G(C)ight ^{D(G) D(G)}Maybe you'll run into me s^G(C)omewhere, so^D(G)me ni^G(C)ght ^D(G)

^G(C)And if you do jus^A(D)t keep goin' ^D(G)your ^G(C)way ^{D(G) G(C)}Goodbye's all we'^A(D)ve got left t^D(G)o say^{G(C) D(G)}