Drink Up And Go Home
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Bobby Bare
(From the 1969 Album (MARGIE'S AT) THE LINCOLN PARK INN AND
OTHER CONTROVERSIAL COUNTRY SONGS)
[Intro]
G
[Verse 1]
N.C. G D G
You sit there a crying cry in your beer
C D
You think you got troubles well my friend listen here
[Chorus]
C G Em
Don't tell me your troubles I got enough of my own
D C D G
Be thankful you're living drink up and go home
[Verse 2]
N.C. C G
I'm fresh out of prison six years in the pen
A7 D7
Lost my wife and fam'ly no one to call friend
[Chorus]
D C G
Don't tell me your troubles I got enough of my own
C D G A
Be thankful you're living drink up and go home
[Verse 3]
N.C. A
Now there stands a blind man a man who can't see
D A7
Yet he's not complaining why should you or me
D A F#m
If you'd look around you I'm sure you would find
A D E A
There's folks who got troubles worse that yours and mine
[Verse 4]
N.C. D A
I'm fresh out of prison six years in the pen
B7 E7
Lost my wife and fam'ly no one to call friend
[Chorus]
D A
Don't tell me your troubles I got enough of my own
D E A
Be thankful you're living drink up and go home
[Outro]
N.C. D E7 A
Be thankful you're living drink up and go home
How to play Drink Up And Go Home
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