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From: "Phillip Carter" <pcarter1@tecinfo.com>
 Subject: Brad Paisley - I'm Gonna Miss Her
 Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 16:07:50 -0500
 Artist: Brad Paisley
 Album : Part II
 Song  : I'm Gonna Miss Her
 Writer: Brad Paisley and Frank Rogers
 Tabbed: Phillip Carter
 
 Tuning: Tune down half a step to Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb
 
 Intro:  G - G/B - C - D x2  
 
 Verse: 
       G         G/B   C      
 Well I love her,       but I love to fish
   D
 I spend all day out on this lake
     G             D
 And hell is all I catch
     G                G/B
 But today she met me at the door
   C
 Said I would have to choose
      G        G/F#    Em
 If I hit that fishin' hole today
 C        G/F#    Em    
 She'd be packin' all her things
     C                D  
 And she'd be gone by noon
 
 
 Chorus:
 <N.C.>         G
 Well I'm gonna miss her, When I get home
           D
 But right now I'm on this lakeshore
        G               D
 And I'm sittin' in the sun
                C
 I'm sure it'll hit me
        G                 G/F#         Em7
 When I walk through that door tonight
                C
 That I'm gonna miss her
            C                      G
 Oh, lookie there, I've got a bite
 
 
 Bridge:
 Em
 Now there's a chance that if I hurry
                          G-Am-Bm-Em
 I could beg her to stay
 Em
 But that water's right and the weather's perfect
                         D
 No tellin' what I might catch today
 
 (repeat chorus)
 
 This is a great song by an incredible artist...i'm not ENTIRELY sure on the 
 bridge after the first Em7, I think it MAY change chords, but I can't hear 
 it unfortunately so I leave it as is.  I didn't include the break, but I am 
 pretty sure the break is just like the chorus but it has a walkup right at 
 the end to the Em7, much like the G-Am-Bm-Em walkup, only not as drastic.  
 Enjoy!!