Break the rules
G
1. Spent a long, long evening in a low-down honky tonk
bar,
G
pulled a low down
lady with a long black honky tonk car.
C
I asked no questions, got no
lies, I walked off with her,
Bb G Bb G
I didn’t want any ties, and I
knew it wasn’t right,
D F D
C Bb G - D
but
everybody has to sometimes break the rules.
G
2. Took me down on the
highway, doin’ too many miles an hour,
G
by that way she motor-talked, we might have made the Eiffel
tower.
C
She stopped her motor by her
own front door, I knew she’d done it
Bb G Bb G
so
many times before, and I was offered the floor,
D F D
C Bb G - D
but
everybody has to sometimes break the rules.
+ G - C - G
- D - F - D - C - Bb - G - D (3x)
G
3. I woke up next morning,
feeling kind of up and down,
G
’cause I did
not know if I was in or out of town.
C
Then I saw the face from the
night before, purse was empty
Bb G Bb G
and
lying there on the floor, but like I told you before,
D F D
C Bb G - D
but
everybody has to sometimes break the rules.
G C G
4. Spent a low-down evening ,
sitting high on a honky tonk stool,
C G
and I spent my money like a low-down honky tonk fool.
D F D
C Bb G
But everybody has to sometimes
break the rules.
D F D C
Bb G
but
everybody has to sometimes break the rules.
D F D
C Bb G
but
everybody has to sometimes break the rules.
(Status Quo)