
american honky tonk bar association 2
Garth Brooks
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Tom : G
G
[Verse 1]
G
If your paycheck depends on
G
The weather and the clock
G
If your conversation calls for a little
G7
More than a coffee pot
C
If you need to pour your heart out and
G
Try to rectify some situation ... that you're facing
D G
Contact your American Honky Tonk Bar - Association
[Verse 2]
G
When Uncle Sam dips in your pocket
G
For most things you don't mind
G
But when your dollar goes to all of those
G7
Standing in a welfare line
C
Rejoice you have a voice
G
If you're concerned about the destination ... of this great nation
D G
It's called the American Honky Tonk Bar - Association
[Chorus]
C
It represents the hard hat, gun rack, aching-back
C
Overtaxed, flag-wavin', fun lovin' crowd
G
Their heart is in the music and they love to play it loud
D C C# D
There's no forms or no applications
C C# D
There's no red-tape administrations
D G
It's the American Honky Tonk Bar - Association
[Solo]
C G D G
[Verse 3]
G
We're all one big family
G
From the cities and the towns
G
We don't reach for handouts
G7
We reach for those who're down
C G
And every local chapter has a 7 day a week available...consultation
G
For your frustration
D G
It's called the American Honky Tonk Bar - Association
[Chorus]
C
It represents the mud flaps, six pack, beer crack
[Próxima Parte]
D G
Contact your American Honky Tonk Bar - Association
[Outro]
G
Do not delay - contact today - your HBA - HBA
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