Biography:
The best introduction to Jon Wolfe is the basic yet not so simple fact that he’s a country singer and songwriter. Country music, as it was, is and always should be, with boots firmly standing on the bedrock of tradition and an eye focused on taking it into the future. And that, as any fan of true country knows, is no simple proposition.
Jon Wolfe’s 2010 album “It All Happened in a Honky Tonk” introduces a modern country singer/songwriter
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Other songs:
- Any Night In Texas
- Boots On A Dance Floor
- His New Baby
- I Cant Take My Eyes Off You
- I Dont Dance
- It All Happened In A Honky Tonk
- Let A Country Boy Love You
- Play Me Something I Can Drink To
- Singin Thing
- Something To See
- Sweet Little Song And Dance
- That Girl In Texas
- The Only Time You Call
- You Might Have Told Me
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You Might Have Told Me
by Jon Wolfe
(Capo 2)
Em7 Em7/B
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Verse 1:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you weren't comin' back,
D C D
Instead of lettin' me believe, I still had a chance,
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you found somebody new,
D Em7 C
Cause it was quite a big surprise, when I saw him and you
Chorus:
G Em7
You could've mentioned it was over,
C D
You didn't love me, ain't nothing' colder,
G Em7 C D
Than finding out the one you need is gone, forever and
G Em7 C Em7/B
Now you're sayin' this conversation, we've had a thousand times,
Am Em7/B C D
And I must have lost my mind, cause I cant get it through my head,
Am D
But now that I think about it
Verse 2:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, like some heartbroke fool,
D C D
I've conveniently forgotten', the sad and painful truth,
G Em7 C
You might have told me, it was gonna hurt this much,
D Em7 C
It might be the very reason, I've been so out of touch,
C
Out of touch!
(Chorus x2)
Outro:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you weren't comin' back
G
You might have told me.
by Jon Wolfe
(Capo 2)
Em7 Em7/B
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B|--3--| B|--3--|
G|--0--| G|--0--|
D|--2--| D|--0--|
A|--2--| A|--2--|
E|--0--| E|--x--|
Verse 1:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you weren't comin' back,
D C D
Instead of lettin' me believe, I still had a chance,
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you found somebody new,
D Em7 C
Cause it was quite a big surprise, when I saw him and you
Chorus:
G Em7
You could've mentioned it was over,
C D
You didn't love me, ain't nothing' colder,
G Em7 C D
Than finding out the one you need is gone, forever and
G Em7 C Em7/B
Now you're sayin' this conversation, we've had a thousand times,
Am Em7/B C D
And I must have lost my mind, cause I cant get it through my head,
Am D
But now that I think about it
Verse 2:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, like some heartbroke fool,
D C D
I've conveniently forgotten', the sad and painful truth,
G Em7 C
You might have told me, it was gonna hurt this much,
D Em7 C
It might be the very reason, I've been so out of touch,
C
Out of touch!
(Chorus x2)
Outro:
G Em7 C
You might have told me, you weren't comin' back
G
You might have told me.
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