| F | 1 | |
| li | ke many nights before |
| C | 1 | |
| I | finally made it to my feet |
| F | 1 | C | 1 | |
| as she ope | ne | d up the door |
| C | 1 | G | 1 | C | 1 | |
| and she said, "You're | n | ot gonna do this anymo | re | ." |
| C | |
| She said, "I'm going | to hire a wino |
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| to de | corate our home, |
| C | |
| so you'll feel more at ease here | , |
| G | |
| and you won't need to roam. |
| C | |
| We'll take out t | he dining room table |
| F | |
| we'll put a bar | along that wall, |
| C | |
| and a neon sign will point the | way |
| G | C | |
| to our bat | hroom down the hall" |
| C | |
| She said, "Just bring t | hose Friday paychecks |
| F | |
| and I'll ca | sh them all right here. |
| C | |
| And I'll keep on tab for all your fr | iends |
| G | |
| their favorite kind of beer. |
| C | |
| And for you | I'll always keep in stock |
| F | |
| those sof | t aluminum cans, |
| C | |
| and when you're feeling macho |
| G | C | |
| you can crus | h'em, like a man." |
| C | |
| She said, "We'll rip out | all the carpet, |
| F | |
| and put sawd | ust on the floor. |
| C | |
| Serve hard-boiled eggs and pretzels, |
| G | |
| and I won't cook no more. |
| C | |
| There'll be Monda | y night football |
| F | |
| on TV | above the bar, |
| C | |
| and a payphone in the hallway |
| G | C | |
| when your friends | can't find their car." |
| D | |
| She said, "I'm gonna | hire a wino, |
| G | |
| to d | ecorate our home. |
| D | |
| So you'll feel more at ease here |
| A | |
| and you won't need to roam. |
| D | |
| We'll take out t | he dining room table |
| G | |
| and put a bar a | long that wall, |
| D | |
| and a neon sign will point the | way |
| A | D | |
| to our bat | hroom down the hall" |
| D | |
| She said, "You'l | l get friendly service, |
| G | |
| and va | rieted atmosphere. |
| D | |
| I'll slip on something sexy, |
| A | |
| and I'll cut it clear to here. |
| D | |
| Then you | can slap my bottom, |
| G | |
| everytim | e you tell a joke, |
| D | |
| just as long as you keep tippin' |
| A | D | |
| we'll I'll l | augh until you're broke. | " |
| D | |
| She said, "Instead o | f a family quarrel, |
| G | |
| we'll ha | ve a barroom brawl. |
| D | |
| When the ham's bear says its closing time, |
| A | |
| you won't have far to crawl. |
| D | |
| And when you run | out of money, |
| G | |
| you'll have me to thank. |
| D | |
| You can sleep it off the next morning |
| A | D | |
| while I'm putt | ing it in the bank." |
| E | |
| She said, "I'm gonna h | ire a wino, |
| A | |
| to d | ecorate our home. |
| E | |
| So you'll feel more at ease here, |
| B | |
| and you won't need to roam. |
| E | |
| then when you an | d your friends get off of work |
| A | |
| and you have | a powerful thirst, |
| E | |
| well, there won't be any reason why | you |
| B | E | |
| can't stop off here first. | " |
| F# | |
| She said, "I'm gonna h | ire a wino, |
| B | |
| to d | ecorate our home. |
| F# | |
| So you'll feel more at ease here |
| C# | |
| and you won't need to roam. |
| F# | |
| We'll take out th | e dining room table |
| B | |
| and put a bar a | long that wall, |
| F# | |
| and a neon sign will point the | way |
| C# | F# | |
| to our bat | hroom down the hall" |
| (repeat and have fun with it) |