If you ain’t lovin’ (you ain’t
livin’)
D - G
D G
1. If you got a Cadillac, boy, and a 40 - room shack boy,
D G
a bucket full of
money and a tree full of honey,
C G
but
if your gettin' no huggin',
no smoochin' or a muggin',
D G
if you
ain't lovin' then you ain't livin'.
D
G
2. If you're ridin' on a gravy train instead
of walkin' down lover's lane,
D G
you
can't make hay, boy, ‘cause your goin' the wrong way,
boy.
C G
You gotta
get a little honey, it's better than money,
D G
if
you ain't lovin', than you ain't livin'. + C - G - D - G
D
G
3. If they call you a big man ‘cause you got a
lot of bottom land,
D
G
if
you're kin to the President, and you get help from the Government,
C G
but
if you’re gettin' no attention, you're better off on
a pension,
D G
if
you ain't lovin', then you ain't livin'. + C - G - D - G
D
G
4. If you got a string of long cards and you’re smokin'
them four-bit cigars,
D
G
you ain't so well to do unless you get a little coochy-coo,
C G
it
takes a little bit of smackin' or your life’s lackin',
D - - - - - - - - - G
if
you ain't lovin' than you ain't livin'.
(George Strait)