I don’t even know your name
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1. Well, I was sitting in a
roadhouse down on highway 41,
you were wiping off some
ketchup on a table that was done,
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I knew you didn't see me, I was in a corner booth,
D
of course you weren't my waitress, mine was missing her front tooth.
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So I flagged you down for
coffee, but I couldn't say a thing,
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but I'm in love with you baby
and I don't even know your name.
G
I'm in love with you baby, I don't even know your name,
D
I've never been too good at all those sexual games.
G
So maybe it's just better, if we leave it this way,
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I'm in love with you baby and I don't even know your name.
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2. So I ordered straight tequila, a little courage in a shot,
I asked you for a date, and
then I asked to tie the knot.
G
I got a little wasted, yeah I went a little far,
D
but I finally got to hug you,
when you helped me to my car.
A
G
The last thing I remember I
heard myself say,
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“I'm in love with you baby, and
I don't even know your name.”
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3. The next thing I remember, I was hearing wedding bells,
standing by
a woman in a long white lacy veil.
G
I raised the veil, she smiled at me without her left front tooth,
D
and I said, “Where the hell am
I, and just who the hell are you?”
A
G
She said, “I was your waitress
and our last name's now the same,
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'cause I’m married to you baby
and I don't even know your name.”
G
I'm married to a waitress, I don't even know
her name.
D
I've never been too good at all those sexual games.
G
I never thought my love life would quite turn out this way,
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hey, I'm married to a waitress and I don't even know her name.
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(orig. = capo 2nd) (Alan
Jackson)