Tim Mcgraw - Somebody Must Be Prayin For Me Ukulele

Capo 2nd fret

Intro:  F  F  F  F

F
She left Oklahoma for California 
    F
Sunglasses on the brim of her hat
F
Smoke was pourin from that old Cadilac 
         F
But she wasn't turning back
Dm     G          F
Just outside of Flagstaff, 
       F
Motor blew on her Coupe DeVille
Dm       G       F
Just in time she saw a sign, 
         F                          G
There was a Texaco waiting at the bottom of the hill.

And she said

Chorus I

F                   F
Somebody must be prayin for me
F                           G
Somebody out there must be prayin for me
F                G
Must be angels, I can't see
Dm                G          F
Somebody must be prayin for me

F F  Yeah  F  F

Verse 2

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A boy about twenty climbed out of a truck
    F
All covered in grease and dirt
F
She said hey charles, but he just laughed
            F
And said I'm Wearing my daddy's shirt.
Dm              G       F
He stood there lost in her eyes 
    F
And she got lost in his
Dm         G        F
As the years rolled by she would sigh
     F            G
Everytime they kissed.

Repeat Chorus I

Bridge

Dm                              F
Sometimes she stares out the window
Dm                              G
And wonders about her Hollywood dreams
Dm                            F
But when she tucks her kids in bed
Dm                                 G
She softly whispers as they fall asleep

Chorus II (softly)

F                   F
Somebody must be prayin for me
F                              G
Somebody out there must be prayin for me
F                                      F
Ain't it funny how you always find, just what you need.
Dm                G         F
Somebody must be prayin for me.

F                 G         F
Somebody must be prayin for me

Outro: Same as intro

(sing over outro)

Somebody must be prayin for me.