Hanks Hurtin Too

[Intro ] A Em7 D A Em7 D [Verso 1] A Em D When your heart's been wrecked, ripped right out of your chest A Em7 D Feels like you're dying, just like dying A Em D A And the nights are lonesome as Grand Ol' Opry steel guitar crying Em D You can hear It whining [Pré-Refrão] Bm D And you can't see the light for the teardrops in your eyes [Refrão] A Em D 'Cause that juke box in the corner, it sounds just like I feel A Em D And at the bottom of this bottle, I know there ain't no magic pill A Em D But it's good to have a friend who ain't no stranger to being blue A Em D Tonight I ain't alone in this hell I'm going through A Em D 'Cause ol' Hank's hurting too [Verso 2] A Em D I feel the pain, when he sings like an old Montgomery train A Em D When it's raining, I can't keep it from raining A Em D I feel the hurt in every word yea it kinda like going to Church A Em D When you need saving and I sure need saving [Pré-Refrão] Bm Bm7 D But the hurt feels good, probably better than it should [Refrão] A Em7 D 'Cause that juke box in the corner, it sounds just like I feel A Em7 D And at the bottom of this bottle, I know there ain't no magic pill A Em7 D But it's good to have a friend who ain't no stranger to being blue A Em D Tonight I ain't alone in this hell I'm going through A Em 'Cause ol' Hank's hurting too D A Em7 D Thank God Hank's hurtiiin' too [Refrão] A Em D And that jukebox in the corner, it sounds just like I feel A Em7 D And at the bottom of this bottle, I know there ain't no magic pill A Em D But it's good to have a friend who ain't no stranger to being blue A Em D Tonight I ain't alone in this hell I'm going through A Em D 'Cause ol' Hank's hurting too A Em D Ol' Hank's hurting too Outro A Thank God Hank's hurting too