Chords for Jimmy Barnes & Tex Perkins - 'Bottle Of Wine' (Live on My First Gig)

[N] [G] Looking back at the repertoire, there seems to [C] be an underlying theme of [Bb] drinking and singing.
Is [D] that a fair assessment, you reckon?
Indeed.
I [C] guess _ earlier on we were doing _ _ death [F] songs.
_ _ _ [B]
So then we were [Gb] doing death [F] and drinking songs.
[B] And then death went [Gm] _ _ _ on.
Boring!
Yeah, yeah.
[E] Keep drinking until you die.
_ But that's a good thing.
It's parties.
People are partying.
But we're going [Db] to do one of the songs that you did [C] in your early repertoire.
I think it was the Trade Union Club or [F] something?
1982?
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [C] An amazing amount _ of_
Research.
I don't know about amount, but very [Ab] _ _ spot on research.
[Gb] Can I tell you, I didn't do it myself. _ _
[E] Whoever's done it, it's quite remarkable.
My people found this out.
[C] _ But these were songs that you did in there.
One of them [Bbm] was Bottle of Wine.
Did it mean [Eb] much to the audience then?
[Db] What do you know about the_
It's the Fireballs, wasn't it?
Exactly.
[A] A band called the [F] Fireballs.
_ Do you know anything about them?
[D] As far as I know_
I remember the song and I remember it being on the radio.
All I remember is I [C] think they were one-hit wonders in this country.
[Eb] But it was a song that you didn't forget, [D] which was a cool thing.
Indeed.
And I thought it'd be a great way to knock it off if we went back and did it together just for a laugh.
In fact, let's test your memory.
[Dm] Let's see if you've forgotten it.
I've got the lyrics over here.
We'll have a [C] play of it.
We've got Ben playing it.
_ _ [F] Really?
Right now?
[Eb] _ Oh, come on! _ _ _
_ Shall we?
[C] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
[A] I'm fruit of the vine
When you're gonna let me [Em] get _ sober
Leave me alone, _ let me go home
Let me go [A] home and [E] start _ _ over _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] Rambling [E] around this dirty old town
[A] Singing for [E] nickels and dimes
_ [A] I'm getting [E] tough and [D] I ain't got [Em] enough
So buy me a bottle, _ _ _ _ a bottle of [A] wine
Fruit of the vine
When you're gonna let me get [E] _ [A] sober
Leave me alone, let me go home
Let me go home and [E] start _ [A] over _
_ _ _ The little old [Em] hotel is colder than hell
It's colder and it's dark as the [A] mine
_ The light is so [E] dim
I [D] had to [A] grin, cause I got me a [E] bottle of wine
[Em] _ A bottle [A] of wine, fruit of the vine
When you're gonna let me get [E] sober _
Leave [A] me alone, let me go home
Let me go home and [E] start _ [Em] over _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Well, the [A] preacher will [E] preach
The [D] teacher will [A] teach
But money will [E] dig in the _ [Em] mine
[E] I ride the Ross, [D] trusting in [Em] God
So buy me a [E] bottle of wine
_ [Em] _ A bottle of [A] wine, fruit of the vine
When you're gonna let me get [Em] _ sober
Leave me alone, _ let me [A] go home
Let me go home and start [E] _
[A] over
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ Well, the [A] pain in my [E] head, [D] there's bugs in my [Em] bed
My pants are so old that they shine
[G] Out _ [A] in the [E] street, I tell the people I [A] meet
They got to buy me a [E]
bottle of wine
_ [A] _ A bottle of wine, fruit of the [Em] vine
When you're gonna let me get _ sober _
Leave me [A] alone, [Em] let me [A] go home
Let me go home and [E] start [A] over
_ Let me go home and [E] start over
[A] Let me go home and start _ over _ _ _ _
Don't like your first gig, mate?
_ _ It's exactly