My Old World Chords by Bruce Haynes

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I used to think a weekend [G] was made for getting [D] drunk
_ [G] Stayed [D] out all night long, [E] having so [A]-called fun
And [D] my friends all seemed to love me most, [G] but acted like [D] a fool
And [G] if I chose not to [D] be their clown, [A] they'd find somebody [D] new
_ [G] They'd still do the line dance [D] without my scooping booze
That [A] old honky-tonk would still pull down [G] without me right [D] at two
My [G] old room and pals aren't blue enough without my [G] misery
My [D] old world would [A] do fine without [D] me
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[D] _ _ So when Friday evening came around, [G] I went straight home [D] from work
[G] I told my wife [D] this weekend, [E] we're gonna go [A] to church
[D] Now every day I drive on by [G] my old [D] stomping ground
[G] Right past [D] Boston's new padded pews, [A] cause that's where I've been getting [D] down
_ [G] They'd still do the line dance [D] without my scooping booze
That [A] old honky-tonk still pulls down [G] without me [D] right at two
My [G] old room and pals aren't blue enough [D] without my [G] misery
My [D] old world's [A] doing fine [D] without me
_ [G] They'd still do the line dance [D] without my scooping booze
[A] That old honky-tonk still pulls down [G] without me [D] right at two
[G] My old room and pals aren't blue enough [D] without my [G] misery _ _
[D] My old world's [A] doing fine [D] without me
Yeah, my old world's [A] doing fine [D] without me _ _
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