I Don't Have To Wonder



INTRO :  D	G	D	G	Bm  A   G   A    D 
 
 
 
D              G 
Drove to the church 
 
D               G 
In my suit and tie 
 
D                   G 
But I just couldn't bring myself 
 
   A      D 
To go inside 
 
D          G 
So I sat alone 
 
   A                     Bm 
In my truck across the street 
 
       G 
Watched that chauffeur smokin' cigarettes 
 
     A 
By that long white limousine 
 
D               G 
I could just imagine 
 
         A             Bm 
What was goin' on in there 
 
      G  
Sunlight streamin' through the stained glass 
 
 A 
And those flowers in her hair 
 
    Bm                     D               A       
And in less time that it takes a tear to fall 
 
   G                        D 
Those bells rang loud as thunder 
 
      G                     D 
As they opened up the doors 
 
         G            A                 D            
Now I don't have to wonder anymore  
 
D                 G 
Laughin' and a cryin' 
 
D                G 
Tossin' that bouquet 
D                        G 
And when you got in that limo 
 
        A         D  
I drove off the other way 
 
D                   G 
And I still don't know 
 
                A        Bm 
Why things happened like they did 
 
G      
But I parked that old pickup 
 
         A  
On that lonesome river bridge 
 
D                          G 
I took your ring from my pocket 
 
              A          Bm 
And I held it one last time 
 
G 
Watched that diamond sparkle 
 
    A                         D   G    A   D   G   A 
I drew back and I let it fly 
 
   Bm                      D              A       
And in less time that it takes a tear to fall 
 
         G              D 
Oh that old ring went under 
 
     G                   D 
And now it's gone for sure 
 
         G           A          Bm 
And I don't have to wonder anymore  
 
         G                  D 
Well the angels sang like thunder 
 
           G            D 
As I felt myslef go under 
 
         G            A            
Now I don't have to wonder anymore

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O mais famoso cantor de música country do mundo, Garth Brooks, nasceu em Tulsa, Oklahoma, no dia 7 de fevereiro de 1962. A mãe do caçula foi cantora country nos anos 50. O filho herdou a vocação para a música, mas cantava somente nas festas de família. Na época ele queria mesmo era ser um atleta, tanto que entrou na Universidade de Oklahoma com uma bolsa parcial para atleta, mas descobriu que queria seguir a carreira de músico.