Morgan Wallen - Tennessee Numbers: chords

 F#                              A#m              B
Used to be our picture from her sister's wedding day
F#                                 A#m
There on her lock screen now it's just
            B
some ocean waves

 F#
Used to be a buncha hearts
A#m            B
Right there beside my name

 F#
She used to never miss one
F#/A#                B                  G#m
But these days that girl just let's it ring
        B
Ah, but if she don't one day
I'd say

Chorus:
 F#
Damn it's good to hear your voice
      A#m               B
Feels like it's been forever
 F#
Ask her how's her mom and them
    A#m                    B
And how's that west coast weather?
 F#
Yeah, I know it's late I'm sorry
A#m            B
No, I swear I ain't that drunk
   F#
I know she won't and I don't blame her
                 B
But if she ever picked it up
    G#m7              F#/A#             B
I'd tell her it's my fault and I still love her
              G#m7              B         F#   A#m B
But she quit taking calls from Tennessee numbers

I bet she hides her accent so one asks
her where she’s from
And steers clear of whiskey 'cause it stirs
them memories up
And there's a boy from back home that
she still won't talk about
If he could talk to her right now

Chorus:
He’d say, "Damn, it's good to hear
your voice, feels like it's been forever"
Ask her how's her mom and them and
how's that West Coast weather?
Yeah, I know, it's late, I'm sorry
But, no, I swear I ain't that drunk
I know she won't and I don't blame her
But if she ever picked it up
I'd tell her it's my fault and I still love her
But she quit takin' calls from Tennessee numbers
From Tennessee numbers

  B
I used to be the one
             F#/A#
But now I'm just an 8-6-5
  G#m7
If I could just talk to her
      C#
Maybe I could change her mind
And I'd say

Chorus:
And I'd say,
"Damn, it's good to hear your voice,
feels like it's been forever"
Ask her how's her mom and
them and how's that West Coast weather?
Yeah, I know, it's late, I'm sorry
But, no, I swear I ain't that drunk
I know she won't and I don't blame her
But if she ever picked it up
I'd tell her it's my fault and I still love her
But she quit takin' calls from Tennessee numbers
Tennessee numbers