A Love To Recover From copyright 2010 Stan Lyness mid-tempo country | folk male vocal 4/4 A for me When you met her you helped get her through a troubled time; 1 4 you'd hold her as you told her things'd work out fine; 5 1 you were just the man who could be that strong 6m 2 the rock she'd lean upon. 5 5 57 CHORUS: You aint' her rock no more - 4 5 now, she talks like you're 1 1 a prison wall to climb, 4 a wound that over time 5 she can learn to ignore. 1 Somehow you've now become 4 3 just an ex-someone, 6m 6m just her cross to bear, 4 from a lost affair, 2m one more love 5 57 to recover from. 1 1 Now you'll find her in the aisle with the self-help books, 1 4 eyeing every title for the one that looks 5 1 like the perfect companion for working through 6m 2 fixing those issues of you. 5 5 57 CHORUS: You ain't the fix no more. 4 5 You're the problem for sure: 1 1 a hurt that has to heal, 4 a bitter past that she'll 5 need some therapy for. 1 Somehow you've now become 4 3 just an ex-someone, 6m 6m just her cross to bear, 4 from a lost affair, 2m one more love 5 57 to recover from. 1 17 BRIDGE: You're who you were when you were perfect, 4 3 You aint' changed since then. 6m 6m But in her eyes, you symbolize 4 2 everything the matter with men. 5 5 57 She'd had a tough childhood, her world was cruel; 1 4 everyone she met was mean 'til you. 5 1 Now those crazy ex-boyfriends you used to blame 6m 2 all start to seem pretty sane. 5 5 57 CHORUS: You ain't her savior no more. 4 5 She's behaving like you're 1 6m a key mistake she made 4 in her drinking days 5 she's so sorrowful for. 1 Somehow you've now become 4 3 just an ex-someone, 6m 6m just her cross to bear, 4 from a lost affair, 2m one more love 5 57 to recover from. 1 1