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Wanna Be That Song

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A The radio and a sundress Amaj7 Making my world all a mess F#m Back corner of a cornfield D Bottle tops and a true spin A Pull the lever, lay the seat back laughin' Amaj7 You slippin' off your shoes F#m D While the dashboard speakers sing every word of that moon (Chorus) A I wanna be that song that gets you high E Makes you dance, makes you fall F#m That melody rewinds years D Once disappear, makes time stall A Wanna be those words that fill you up E Pull your windows down and keeps you young F#m D Makes you believe you're right where you belong A I wanna be that song E F#m I wanna be, wanna be, wanna be, "wanna be that song chords" D Oh, I wanna be, I wanna, I wanna (Verse 2) A I wanna stand with you in the third row Amaj7 Window booth at a bar F#m D Back pew on a Sunday pourin' out your heart A When the bleachers are crowded Amaj7 When you're sittin' all alone F#m D When the rain is pourin' and you need something to take you home (Chorus) A Let be that song that gets you high E Makes you dance, makes you fall F#m That melody rewinds years D Once disappear, makes time stall A Wanna be those words that fill you up E Pull your windows down and keeps you young F#m D Makes you believe you're right where you belong A I wanna be that song E F#m I wanna be, wanna be, wanna be, wanna be that song D Oh, I wanna be, I wanna, I wanna (Bridge) F#m When you're searching the horizon D When your eyes look back A When you're standing in the moment E Every life has a soundtrack (Chorus) A I wanna be that song that gets you high E Makes you dance, makes you fall F#m That melody rewinds years D Once disappear, makes time stall A Wanna be those words that fill you up E Pull your windows down and keeps you young F#m D Makes you believe you're right where you belong A I wanna be that song When the highway's calling E When the bottle's dry F#m D When the sky is falling and you're asking yourself why A E F#m D A Oh, Oh, I wanna be, yeah, oh.
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