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[Verse]
F                F                       G          C
Waving until you pull safe away like you always do
     F                          F                          G       C
It's late, I know, still you're hanging out clothes on the line
F                      F                         G
What can you do, these late and small hours they don't mean a thing
             C
But then how could they to you,
F               F           G         G
Almost asleep,    in the backseat
                       C                                   F
With a pillow from your house with that showtune stuck in my head

[Chorus]
                        Bb
The one that you'd been whistling
                        F
The one that you'd been humming
Bb                      F
For me
                          Bb
(The one that you've been whistling
                          F
The one that you've been humming
                         Bb
The one that you've been whistling
                         F
The one that you've been humming
                         Bb
The one that you've been whistling
                         F
The one that you've been humming
                         Bb
The one that you've been whistling
                         F
The one that you've been humming)

[Outro]
          F                     F
And every time I come home, the smell of your house
       G
And it fills me up with
F          Em       C                C C/D C/E
Love, cold air, and cigarette smoke
F            Em      C       C C/D C/E
Head out the kitchen window
F            Em            C                   F
Watching the lightning and storm blow over and away