Intro E
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Two sides to every story we can straighten this out if we'll take time
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Two sides to every story you tell yours and I'll tell mine
verse 1
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Well where were you last night when I came home
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When I came in you were out and gone
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Well I waited up till after two then I went downtown to look for you
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So how's about tellin' me where you were at?
verse 2
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Well me and the boys stopped off for a drink or two (Now ain't you a pretty thing)
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Well we got to drinkin' and I guess that time just flew
A E
Well the time must've flown for you alright, cause I thought you're gonna stay out all night
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And I told myself I ain't a puttin' up with that, there's always:
E B/F# B E
Two sides to every story we can straighten this out if we'll take time
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Two sides to every story you tell yours and I'll tell mine
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verse 3
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You said you went downtown to look for me
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Did you have to dress up fancy as could be
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You know I never leave the house in old jacky clothes lookin' like slut
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And hie downtown just'a looking my best for you
verse 4
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Now I'm not accusin' you of doin' wrong
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But that's awful late for you to be out and gone
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Now look who's talkin' bout bein' late and wittin' about: "sit and wait"
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While you were out there with no tellin' who, there's always:
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Two sides to every story we can straighten this out if we'll take time
F C/G C F
Two sides to every story you tell yours and I'll tell mine