Not Her Fault

{name: Verse} A D I packed my bags this morning A E7 just as soon as she had gone A D I could have told her yesterday E A C#7 but I guess I'm not that strong - so I've F#m D left a note to tell her A E7 I wanted to be free A A/C# D She'll find it on the table E A right beside my front door key A E D/A {name: Pre-chorus} C# F#m And I never meant to leave this way E A but I had to leave somehow G# C#m So tell her not to worry 'bout me, B7 D E7 it doesn't matter no -- ow. {name: Chorus 1} A D/F# D And when she asks you why I've gone, A E7 and why was I so cruel A A/C# D Won't you make her understand E Fdim F#m D it's not her fault at all A E7 A Not her fault at all Middle 8 A7 D Tell her that I really tried E A but couldn't see it through A7 D I'm sorry that I made her cry, Bm E but what else could I do? Instrumental solo A D A E7 A D E A C#7 F#m D A E7 A A/C# D E A {name: Pre-chorus 2} C# F#m And I never meant to leave this way E A but I had to leave somehow G# C#m So tell her to forget about me, B7 D E7 it doesn't matter no -- ow. {name: Chorus 2} A D/F# D And when she asks you why I've gone A E7 after all this time A A/C# D Won't you make her understand E Fdim F#m D it's not her fault but mine A E7 A Not her fault but mine Instrumental solo A D A E7 A D E A C#7 F#m D A E7 A A/C# D E A (fade) Note: You can omit the passing bass notes D/F# and A/C# in the chorus. They're not essential, but adds an extra flavour if you can master them. The A bass in D/A at the (instrumental) chords at the end of the verse is necessary, though. Take it as a barre chord on the fifth band; then slide down to the C# in the pre-chorus. The instrumental solos are played over the chords of the verse.