E E I knew this lady from TennesseeE E moved to California, didn't stay with meA E Just packed a bag and left with me passed outB A E Never could believe a word that come from her mouthE E She told me once, drunk on wineE E She'd be beside me until the end of timeA E but the end of time came early at my houseB A E Never could believe a word that come from her mouthA E There weren't no truth in a word that little girl saidA F# B The only time she didn't lie to me was rolling in the big old bedE E She worked real hard every dayE but old fame and fortune never came her wayA E It just slid on by like springtime in the SouthB A E Never could believe a word that come from her mouthF# B F# C# B F# EE E Well she came back home on a trailways busE E Stole a pack of camels for the both of usA E She crawled right up to the front door of my houseB A E Never could believe a word that comes from her mouthA E There weren't no truth in a word that little girl saidA F# B The only time she didn't lie to me was rolling in the big old bedE E I knew this lady from TennesseeE E moved to California, didn't stay with meA E Just packed a bag and left with me passed outB A E No I never could believe a word that come from her mouth
Never Could Believe
Jason Isbell
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