I (G)talked to my sis ter in Mem phis
and (Em7)told her you were mov in’ to town.
Here’s her num ber,
she said she’d be glad to show you a round.
Well, I left a map on your front seat,
(Em7)just in case you lose your way.
But don’t wor ry,
once you reach Sall i saw, it’s all in ter state.
Well, (D)I know you (G)need
to (C)go,
but (D)be fore you (G)do, I want you to know that I wish
you the best
and I (D)wish you noth in’ less.
And (Am)ev (G)’ry thing you’ve ev er dreamed of.
And I (D)hope that you find love a long the way.
But most of all,
I wish you’d (C)stay.
Well, (G)I fig ure right a bout sun down
(Em7)you’ll be in west Ten nes see.
And by then,
may be I’ll un der stand why you (G)had to leave.
Well, I know that you’ve done some chang in’
and I (Em7)know there’s no chang in’ your mind.
Yes, I know
we’ve been through this a thou (G)sand times.
And I’m (D)sor ry for (G)still hold in’ on.
I’ll (D)try to let (G)go and (G)I’ll try to be strong.
And I wish I wish you’d stay.
Yes, (Am)ev (G)’ry thing you’ve ev er dreamed of
and I (D)hope that you find love a long the way.
But most of all,
I wish you’d (C)stay.
This page shows “I Wish You'd Stay” by Brad Paisley in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of G at 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.