Fred Eaglesmith - Drinking too much

^CDarling ^Glately ^Csomething's been ^Fdifferent ^CWhen we go out at ^Gnight ^CThere's a fire^G in your eyes but ^Csomething is m^Fissing ^CIt just doesn't ^Gburn as ^Cbright

^FYou take my hand ^Fmore than you used to ^CBut I'm not ^Gsure that it's l^Cove ^{C7 F}And you seem to stumble ^Fmore often these days ^CDarling I keep ^Gholding you ^Cup ^{C7 G}Even my friends say y^Fou're out of touch ^CDarling are you ^Gdrinking too ^Cmuch

^CDarling ^Glately It ^Cseems you've been ^Fbuying ^CYour cocktails two at a ^Gtime ^CAnd when it's last^G call and your^C glass is ^Fempty ^CYou've been ^Gfinishing ^Cmine

^FYou take my hand ^Fmore than you used to ^CBut I'm not ^Gsure that it's l^Cove ^{C7 F}And you seem to stumble ^Fmore often these days ^CDarling I keep ^Gholding you ^Cup ^{C7 G}Even your friends say ^Fyou're out of touch ^CDarling are you ^Gdrinking too ^Cmuch

^FYou used to be t^Fhe life of the party ^CAnd not just the ^Gtalk of the ^Ctown^{C7 F}Well you used to want ^Fto go out every night ^CNow you're ^Gafraid of the ^Ccrowd ^C7

^GEven our friends say that ^Fyou're out of touch ^CDarling are you ^Gdrinking too ^Cmuch ^CDarling are you ^Gdrinking too ^Cmuch