Honky Tonk Song

[A]One more marga[D]rita was [E]one bad i[A]dea
Now you [D]don't know where you [E]left your car
And the [A]rent's over[D]due, well, [E]imagine that [A]
And you [D]think you might [A]die from a [E]broken [A]heart
Well, you've [D]told us [D/C#]all your [D/B]life's a [D/A]total [E]wreck
Then you [D]might not [D/C#]want to [D/B]hear what's [D/A]comin' [E]next

Cause [A]this is a honky tonk [D]song
One of those [E]get another beer, bend another ear. somebody did somebody [A]wrong songs
Between the [A]pain and the pinin', cussin' and the cryin', it might be ten minutes [D]long
Hey, but that's o[E]kay, this is a honky tonk [A]song

[A]Now this is for Alice way out in Dallas who got dumped at the Burger King
And [D]this is for Bobby who just quit his job, he's movin' out to Nashville to sing
For that [E]long haul trucker who won't be home for supper 'Cause he's stranded on the side
of the road
For everybody [D]lonesome, everybody [E]blue, yeah

Steel break

Fiddle break

It's for that good ol' boy preachin', dealin' with the Deacons
and the little ladies with the beehive hair-do's
And what about the waitress who don't think she can take it
standin' on her feet one more night
For that Nascar racer that never sees the checkered flag wavin' crazy for him
For everyone who feels like they were born to lose, yeah

It's when the pain and the pinin', cussin' and the cryin', this thing is goin' on
forever, Lord
It feels like it's ten years long
Hey, but that's okay, this is a honky tonk song
It's a honky tonk song
Another honky tonk song