Sunday Drive

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[Verse 1]
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  They didn't ever say where we 
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were going
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We just climbed into the backseat
G                     Am7
Eyes wide open to the picture show 
outside
Am7                       
   I guess we really didn't 
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understand it all
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  Remember looking up at them in 
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the front row
       F                       G
Hands touched together, almost outta
 sight
G                                 
It's been a long, hard week but 
      Am7
now the slow release
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Of a Sunday afternoon
G                                 
  And we were only young but they 
     Am             F
were trying hard to reach us
G                                  
  How was I to know that there was 
Am                 F
something so worth keeping?
F
  'Cause we were


[Chorus]
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Watching the world through an open 
window
Dm7
Trees lined up like dominoes
C
This old car could find its own way 
home
         F
It's the ordinary things that mean 
so much
G                         Am
That's where I learned it all, from 
them
   F                  C
To fight, to love, to laugh again
G                      Am        
Man, I thought we were only 
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wasting time
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  Out on a Sunday drive


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[Verse 2]
C                     F          
  The sun warms your soul just 
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like an old friend
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Singing songs along that ribbon of a
 road
And everyone you love is sitting 
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there, so close
Am7                               
  You're never thinking that you'd
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 ever get old
F
No, you'll never get old


[Chorus]
     C
Just watching the world through an 
open window
Dm7
Trees lined up like dominoes
C
This old car could find its own way 
home
         F
It's the ordinary things that mean 
so much
G                         Am
That's where I learned it all, from 
them
   F                  C
To fight, to love, to laugh again
G                      Am        
Man, I thought we were only 
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wasting time
F                  C     F     G
   Out on a Sunday drive,   oh
  Am C F G



[Verse 3]
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  I never said where we were going
                          G
I just helped them to the back seat
G
  Dad, just laughed and said
            Am
"Son, don't drive too far"
Am                                
  Your momma gets pretty tired 
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these days
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  After a few miles I guess they 
C               F
recognized some places
      G
And I listened as they reminisced
G                                 
  About a world that they had 
   Am
always known
Am
And how it's changing
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Probably never gonna be the same 
again
G                                 
  I caught 'em in the mirror, they
      Am                F
 were holding hands and smiling
G                             Am
  Looking younger than they'd been 
in years
F
Oh, through all the years
F
And they were


[Chorus]
C
Watching the world through an open 
window
Dm7
Trees lined up like dominoes
C
This old car could find its own way 
home
         F
It's the ordinary things that mean 
so much
G                         Am
That's where I learned it all, from 
them
   F                  C
To fight, to love, to laugh again
G                      Am        
Man, I thought we were only 
   F
wasting time
F                  C
   Out on a Sunday drive


[Otro]
Dm7                 C
    Out on a Sunday drive
F                   C
    Out on a Sunday drive
Dm7                 C     F
    Out on a Sunday drive