Tom: C C I was drivin to town and I passed by a house F the one with pillars on the porch had a sign on the door Am G said for sale so what the hell C I walked in and sat down on some strangers couch F solid oak hardwood floors didn't need to see more Am G cause I could hear you in the kitchen playin' your guitar F G all our friends comin' over, little lights in the yard [Chorus] C F Dammit, didn't we almost have it Am honestly I still don't understand it G F we used to love to sit talk and wish and picture and plan it C man now I just dammit [Verse] C I think the owners could tell I was lost in myself F so they left me alone said make yourself right at home Am G I was already makin' dinner, callin' you down the stairs F G a little girl out the window, I hear her laughin' out there [Chorus] C F Dammit, didn't we almost have it Am honestly I still don't understand it G F we used to love to sit talk and wish and picture and plan it C man now I just dammit C F Baby didn't we almost have it Am honestly I still don't understand it G F we used to love to sit talk and wish and picture and plan it C man now I just dammit [Verse] C Now I'm drivin' away, thinkin' oh what a shame F you can pray, you can hope, but you just never know Am F I guess that two bedroom picket fence magic G F C can't ever be ours now can it dammit C F Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Am honestly I still don't understand it F C thinkin' how good we coulda had it, we coulda had it damnit