My second home
G - C - A7 -
D - G
G
1. There's a Honkey Tonk
on the edge of town,
C G
I used to call my second home,
G
it's
a place I go just to get away,
A7 D
when
I wanted to be alone.
G
Well, early one morning had a
fight with my darling,
C A
that
went from bad to worse,
C G E
it
ended when she said, "Your second home,
A7 D G
just
became your first".
C G
Now the jukebox is my alarm clock, I wake up in a corner booth,
A7
I don't have a tab, don't need no cab,
D
‘cause the dance floor is my living room.
G
G7 C
Well, I might die of a broken heart, but I'll never die of thirst,
A7 D G
now that my second home has
become my first.
+ G - C - A7
- D - G
G
2. Well, I don't have to pay no mortgage,
C G
I don't have to mow no lawn,
G
a lot
of friends come to see me,
A7 D
some
stay until the break of dawn.
G
I can paint the town without
leaving the house,
C A
I can feel good until it hurts,
C G E
now
that my home sweet second home
A7 D G
just
became my first.
C G
Now the jukebox is my alarm clock, I wake up in a corner booth,
A7
I don't have a tab, don't need no cab,
D
‘cause the dance floor is my living room.
G G7 C
Well, I might die of a broken heart, but I'll never die of thirst,
A7 D G - E
now that my second home has
become my first.
A7
D G
+ Now that my second
home has become my first !
(orig. = capo 4th; midi = capo 5th) (Tracy
Lawrence)