Merle Haggard - Misery and gin

Memories and dri^Fnks don't mix too well. ^FJukebox records don't p^F7lay those wedding b^Bbells. ^{G Gsus4 G C}Lookin' at the world through the bottom of a glass, ^CAll I see is a ^C7man who's fading fa^Fst.

^FTonight I need that woman again. ^FWhat I'd give for my b^F7aby to just walk i^Bbn. ^CSit down beside me and say: "It's alright. ^C"Take me home and make s^C7weet love to me ton^Fight."

^FBut here I am ag^F7ain, mixin' ^Bbmisery and g^Gmin. Sittin' with ^Gm7all my friends and ^Ctalkin' to my^Fself. ^BbI look like I'm havin' a g^A7ood time but any f^Dmooo^Dm/Col can te^Bbll, ^FThat this Honky Tonk H^Feaven really makes ya'^Bbfeee^Cel like hel^Fl.

^FI light a lonely woman's cigarette, ^FWe both start talkin' 'bout ^F7what we want to f^Bborget. ^{G Gsus4 G C}Her life story and mine are the same. ^CWe both lost someone and only ^C7have ourselves to blame. ^F

^FBut here I am ag^F7ain, mixin' ^Bbmisery and g^Gmin. Sittin' with ^Gm7all my friends and ^Ctalkin' to my^Fself. ^BbI look like I'm havin' a g^A7ood time but any f^Dmooo^Dm/Col can te^Bbll, ^FThat this Honky Tonk H^Feaven really makes ya'^Bbfeee^Cel like hel^Fl.