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Tonight My Baby's Coming Home lyrics and chords are intended for your
personal use only, it's a very good country song recorded by Tammy
Wynette.
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Tonight My Baby's Coming Home Recorded by Tammy Wynette Written by Billy Sherrill and Glenn Sutton
C Last night he called from Dallas D7 He was having a beer at the Crystal Palace F G7 C He said honey you won't be alone for long D7 I got to make just one more stop to pick up a ring in Little Rock F G7 C G7 And I'm a gonna head this semi straight for home
C D7 Fourteen wheels a whining four big headlights shining F G7 C Him and that semi been away too long
Hope he don't get stop from speeding D7 Cause I've got everything he's needing F G7 C Waiting for him right here at home
F He's got that big ole engine singing C Am D7 G7 Singing my favorite song C D7 I know he's heading my way rolling down the highway F G7 C G7 Tonight my baby's coming home
C For ten thousand miles I've missed him D7 It's been a week since I kissed him F G7 C And forty truck stops since I held him tight
A million chicks and he can get 'em D7 They wanna make love and he won't let 'em F G7 C The only thing he wants he'll get tonight
Repeat #3
D7 I know he's heading my way rolling down the highway F G7 C G7 Tonight my baby's coming home C D7 I know he's heading my way rolling down the highway F G7 C Tonight my baby's coming home
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