When She Looks Me in My Lies
Frank Delaney (c) 2001
Capo 4 (E)
A song I wrote for a Honky Tonk Guitar class I was teaching,
inspired by my friend Neil Livingston, legendary pedal steel player.
C
F C
You
know I've really hit it off with you,
and the time's flown quickly by,
G
C
And
it's getting late and I should go,
trying to find that reason why,
C
F C
And
I know you see my wedding ring, yet your hand still touches mine,
G F C
Girl,
I sure know what we'd like to do, I can
see it in my lies.
C
F C
There's
a phone there on the barroom wall, still only takes a dime,
G C
And
I can say that I'll be working late,
then you know we'd have our time,
F
C
there's
a motel just a block away, we can meet in
just awhile,
G F C
Girl,
I'd love to spend that time with you,
I can see it in my lies.
C
F C
But
I'd get home and she'll be waiting up,
like I know she's going to,
G C
And
I could mumble I hate overtime, but sometimes you gotta do,
F C
I
could avoid her gaze and go to bed, pretending that I'm tired,
G F C
But
I know her heart will break in two,
when She Looks Me in My Lies.
(Instrumental)
C F C
So
Girl, this is really hard to do, but I
have to say goodnight,
G C
And
I know I'll sure be wanting you, and you'll sure stay on my mind,
F C
It's
so easy to stay here with you, and live
the cheatin' life,
G F C
But
I know her heart would break in two,
when She Looks Me in My Lies.
G F C
And
that's something that I'd never do, have her look into my lies.
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