| B7 | B7 B | B | B | E |

[Verse 1]
E
   I've never been in prison.
                        A
I don't know much about trains.
A
My favorite singer, cooks my breakfast.
E            F#                   B
  I like her fancy and I like her plain.
       E
I love bright and flashing colors,
                          D
like hot pink and Dresden blue.

[Chorus 1]
            E      A       E
But if they ask me if it's true?
       B
That I still love you,
              E
I'll say it's true.

[Verse 2]
E
I'd be happy in a mansion,
E
or in an old rundown shotgun shack.
A
  I like the feel of silk and satin.
E              F#                     B7
   So, I don't know why I wear black.
E
I love New York City,
                         A
bet your cowgirl boots I do.

[Chorus 1]
            E      A       E
But if they ask me if it's true?
       B
That I still love you,
              E
I'll say it's true.

[Chorus 2]
A              B
 I'll say it's true.
          E
So, don't let it bother you.
              A                  E
Just let them old tales all stay twisted.
       F#                      B
I will set them straight about you.

[Verse 3]
       E
I have not been in the army.
                           A
I'm an Indian, from years ago.
                            E
When they ask, if I know Waylon?
  F#               B
I tell 'm, I think so.
     E
I do not plan on retiring,
                A
from anything I do.

[Chorus 1]
            E      A       E
But if they ask me if it's true?
       B
That I still love you,
              E
I'll say it's true.

[Chorus 2]
A              B
 I'll say it's true.
          E
So, don't let it bother you.
              A                  E
Just let them old tales all stay twisted.
       F#                   B
I will set them straight on you.

[Coda]
      E
I got plans to keep right on singing.
E
And I do know; Emmylou.

[Outro]
A             E      A       E
  But if they ask me if it's true?
       B
That I still love you,
              E
I'll say it's true.