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ARCHIVE: ty england - shouldve asked her faster
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Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 02:43:17 -0500
From: Leslie19f@aol.com
Subject: hey there

Should've Asked Her Faster
Recorded by Ty England
by Al Anderson, Joe Klimek, and Bob Dipiero

D      G7        D
In a little Dance Hall just outside of Dallas
                    G7             A7
I dropped my drink when she came walking by
   D      G7
By the time I got a grip
      D    G
She slipped through my fingertips
          E7           A7
and left me with my big mouth open wide..

CHORUS
 (nc)            D  
I should've asked her faster
        G7
But I waited too long
    A7
In a red hot minute
         D
Like a flash she was gone
A7         D
I didn't get her number
       G7
I never got her name
  A7
A natural disaster
          D
I should've asked her faster.

Verse 2: (same as Verse 1)

She was talking to a cowboy in the corner
My one last chance to ask her on the floor
And just when I got the nerve
I got just what I deserved
As I watched him waltzin her right out the door

Bridge
 G7
Well there she goes, I just missed
 D
Don't take no rocket scientist
        G7
To figure out, when I go home
    A
I'll be going there all alone.

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