James Knight - Day Drinkin On A Thursday In Abilene - Misc Originals

James Knight - Day Drinkin On A Thursday In Abilene

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Day Drinkin' (on a Thursday in Abilene)
 
[Intro]
 
N.C.
They say that...
 
[Verse 1]
 
G C
Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered
G C
I slipped in to get my whistle watered
Am
at Spanky P's
D C G
Day Drinkin' on a Thursday in Abilene
G C
Salt's off the pretzel label's off the bottle
G C
I've become forgetful starin' at a super model
Am
in a Magazine
D C G
Day Drinkin on a Thursday Abilene
 
[Chorus]
 
Em C
my Baby's climbin' up the money mountain
Em C
Pull a pint from the silver fountain
G D Em
Fear has got my heart down on its knees
D C G
Day drinkin on a Thursday in Abilene
D C D C D C G
 
[Verse 2]
 
G C
Who walks in? My old lady
G C
lookin good, just as crazy
Am
n' could get mean
D C G
Day drinkin on a Thursday in Abilee
 
G C
I recall, she once loved me
G C
I've forgotten, she slapped and shoved me
Am
at the Dairy Queen, (we were)
D C G
Day drinkin on Thursday in Abilene
 
[Chorus]
 
Em C
my Baby's climbin' up the money mountain
Em C
Pull a pint from the silver fountain
G D Em
Fear has got my heart down on its knees
D C G
Day drinkin on a Thursday in Abilene
D C D C D C G
 
[Verse 3]
 
G C
She's no talker, I'm no texter
G C
A Johnny walker and what to do next
Am
a shot of Jim Beam
D C G
Day Drinkin' on a Thursday in Abilene
G C
Looky here, she just posted
G C
she's depressed and she's damn near toasted
Am
'caause she misses me
D C G
Day drinkin on a Thursday in Abilene
 
[Chorus]
 
Em C
my Baby's climbin' up the money mountain
Em C
Pull a pint from the silver fountain
G D Em
Fear has got my heart down on its knees
D C G
Day drinkin on a Thursday in Abilene
D C D C D C G
 
[Outro]
 
D C D
Day drinkin
D C D
Night Drinkin'
D C G
Day drinkin on a Friday in Abilene!!

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