C Em Didn't know the difference between what I needed and what I was wantingC Em And the way you looked at me was a little hauntingC Em I can still see you with your whiskey and your gingerC Em Back of the bar, drunk in early SeptemberAm But I'm missing you nowD G I'm still stuck here in this southern town [Chorus 1]C Em So tell me, tell me, how's that northern airAm G And do you think of me when you're all aloneG C Won't you bring yourself on home [Verse 2]C Em I sang you songs I wrote about you, didn't even know itC Em Or maybe you did and you were too afraid to show itAm Tonight I wonder if you're by yourselfD G But I can't imagine you with anyone else [Chorus 2]C Em So tell me, tell me, how's that northern airAm G And do you think of me when you're all aloneC Em I could drive all night to be thereEm Am G 'Cause I don't think that I could stand one more night on my ownG C Won't you bring yourself on home [Verse 3]C Em There's a red wine stain on my white dress that I bought to impress youC Em That night that I confessed my truth, didn't know it would upset youAm I haven't seen you in so longD G But after all this time, these feelings, they're not gone [Chorus 3]C Em So tell me, tell me, how's that northern airAm G And do you think of me when you're all aloneC Em I could drive all night to be thereEm Am G 'Cause I don't think that I could stand one more night on my ownG C Won't you bring yourself on homeEm Won't you bring yourself on home?C Won't you bring yourself on home?Em Won't you bring yourself on home?C Em There's a red wine stain on my white dress that I bought to impress you
Northern Air
Morgan Wade
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