Why Don’t You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)

Hank Williams, Sr.

[G] Well, why don’t you love me like you [D] used to do
[G] How come you treat me like a [D] worn out shoe
[G] My hair’s still curly and my [C] eyes are still blue
So [G] why don’t you love me like you [D7] used to [G] do

[G] Why don’t you spark me like you [D] used to do
[G] And say sweet nothin’s like you [D] used to coo
[G] I’m the same old trouble that you’ve [C] always been through
So [G] why don’t you love me like you [D7] used to [G] do

Ain’t had no [C] lovin’ like a huggin’ and a kissin’ in a [D7] long, long [G] while
We don’t get [C] nearer or further or closer than a country [D7] mile

[G] Well, why don’t you be just like you [D] used to be
[G] How come you find so many [D] faults with me
[G] Somebody’s changed so let me [C] give you a clue
So [G] why don’t you love me like you [D7] used to [G] do

Ain’t had no [C] lovin’ like a huggin’ and a kissin’ in a [D7] long, long [G] while
We don’t get [C] nearer or further or closer than a country [D7] mile

[G] Why don’t you say the things you [D] used to say
[G] How come you treat me like a [D] piece of clay
[G] My hair’s still curly and my [C] eyes are still blue
So [G] why don’t you love me like you [D7] used to [G] do