Chords for Drinking Woman And A Wore Out Car by Jack Stone
Tempo:
76.425 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] Well, a drinking [G] woman and a wore-out [D] car, they'll get the [G] best of you.
When I [C] was a little bitty [G] boy, my mama told me [D] right from wrong,
[G] She said, a drinking [C] woman and a wore-out [G] car, I [D] think you gotta [G] leave alone.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
When we got [C] married, she promised [G] me, she was gonna [D] slow it down,
[G] But she got [C] worse, half of her [G] time is [D] spent in the [G] bars downtown.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
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[C] [G] [D]
[G] Yeah, the honky [C]-tonks like to see her [G] comin', especially on a [D] Saturday night,
[G] Cause that's when I [C] give her all of my [G] money, and they know [D] she's gonna [G] do it up right.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out car, [G] they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and [D] the woman won't [G] ever be true.
When I [C] was a little bitty [G] boy, my mama told me [D] right from wrong,
[G] She said, a drinking [C] woman and a wore-out [G] car, I [D] think you gotta [G] leave alone.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
When we got [C] married, she promised [G] me, she was gonna [D] slow it down,
[G] But she got [C] worse, half of her [G] time is [D] spent in the [G] bars downtown.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
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[C] [G] [D]
[G] Yeah, the honky [C]-tonks like to see her [G] comin', especially on a [D] Saturday night,
[G] Cause that's when I [C] give her all of my [G] money, and they know [D] she's gonna [G] do it up right.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
[C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out car, [G] they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and [D] the woman won't [G] ever be true.
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[C] Well, a drinking [G] woman and a wore-out [D] car, they'll get the [G] best of you.
_ _ When I [C] was a little bitty [G] boy, my mama told me [D] right from wrong,
[G] She said, a drinking [C] woman and a wore-out [G] car, I [D] think you gotta [G] leave alone.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
_ _ When we got [C] married, she promised [G] me, she was gonna [D] slow it down,
[G] But she got [C] worse, half of her [G] time is [D] spent in the [G] bars downtown.
_ _ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
_ _ [C] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ [D] _
[G] _ _ _ Yeah, the honky [C]-tonks like to see her [G] comin', especially on a [D] Saturday night,
[G] Cause that's when I [C] give her all of my [G] money, and they know [D] she's gonna [G] do it up right.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out car, [G] they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and [D] the woman won't [G] ever be true. _ _ _ _
_ _ When I [C] was a little bitty [G] boy, my mama told me [D] right from wrong,
[G] She said, a drinking [C] woman and a wore-out [G] car, I [D] think you gotta [G] leave alone.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
_ _ When we got [C] married, she promised [G] me, she was gonna [D] slow it down,
[G] But she got [C] worse, half of her [G] time is [D] spent in the [G] bars downtown.
_ _ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
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_ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ [D] _
[G] _ _ _ Yeah, the honky [C]-tonks like to see her [G] comin', especially on a [D] Saturday night,
[G] Cause that's when I [C] give her all of my [G] money, and they know [D] she's gonna [G] do it up right.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out [G] car, they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and the [D] woman won't [G] ever be true.
_ [C] Well, a drinking woman and a wore-out car, [G] they'll get the best of you.
[C] Yeah, the car won't get you into [G] town, and [D] the woman won't [G] ever be true. _ _ _ _