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What You Gonna Do About Me lyrics and chords are intended for your
personal use only, it's a very good country song recorded by Reba
McEntire.
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What You Gonna Do About Me Recorded by Reba McEntire Written by Michael Heeney and David Scarlett
C Am You take the records I'll take the stereo Dm G7 You get the TV and I'll take the radio C Am I'll keep the dishes and you the pots and pans Dm You'll need a new car more than me G7 So I'll take the second hand
C Em We'll each keep our own friends divide the rest in two F The older kids seem to understand Dm G7 Still there's one thing left to do C Am It's over in the corner our little one sits and cries Dm G7 And behind that swell of tears she's asking with her eyes
C Em Oh what you gonna do about me what you gonna do about me F Dm G7 Is it daddy on the weekend and momma rest of the week C Em Will I have to make new friends live on a different street F Dm G7 Who's gonna be the one who tucks me in to sleep F G7 C Oh what you gonna do what you gonna do about me
Am I gave her a hug she pushed me away Dm G7 I said in time you'll understand and maybe we both will someday C Am I wiped away her tears and said it won't be so bad Dm G7 She said will you still be my mommy will he still be my dad
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Am How can I tell her when I don't know for sure Dm G7 C Why her mom and dad don't love each other anymore
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