Anything but mine
D - G - D - G
D G
1. Walkin' along beneath the lights of that
miracle mile,
D G
me
and Mary makin' our way into the night.
D
You can hear the cries from
the carnival rides
G
the
pinball bells and the ski ball slides,
D G
watchin' the summer sun fall out of sight.
A - G
There's a warm wind comin' in, from
off of the ocean
D G
makin' it's way past the hotel walls to fill the
street.
D G
Mary is holdin'
both of her shoes in her hand,
D A
D
said
she likes to feel the sand beneath her feet.
D G
And in the mornin' I'm
leavin' makin my way back to Cleveland,
D G
so tonight I hope, that I
will do just fine.
D G - D
A D - G
And I don't see, how you could ever be, anything but mine.
D G
2. There's a local band playin' at the seaside
pavilion,
D G
and I
got just enough cash to get us in.
D G
And as we are dancin' Mary's wrappin' her arms
around me
D G
and I
can feel the sting of summer on my skin.
A G
In the midst of the music, I
tell her I love her,
D G
we
both laugh, 'cause we know it isn't true.
D G
Oh, but ,Mary,
there's a summer drawin' to an end tonight,
D
A
D
and
there's so much that I long to do to you.
D G
And in the mornin' I'm leavin'
makin my way back to
D G
so tonight I hope, that I will
do just fine.
D G - D A D
And I don't see, how you could ever be, anything but mine.
+ D - G - D - A (2x) -
D
+ CHORUS
D G
+ Mary, I don't see, how you
could ever be
D A
D
anything but mine !
+ D - G - D - A (2x) - D
+ D - G - D - A (2x)
D G
And in the mornin' I'm leavin'
makin my way back to
D G
so tonight I hope, that I will
do just fine.
D G - D A D
And I don't see, how you could ever be, anything but mine.
(orig. = capo 2nd) (Kenny Chesney)