Merle Haggard - Misery and gin

^DMemories and drinks don't mix too well. And jukebox records don't play those wedding ^Gbells. ^{E7 A}Lookin' at the world through the bottom of a glass, All I see is a man who's fading ^Dfast. ^A

^DTonight, I need that woman again. What I'd give for my baby to just walk ^Gin. ^{E7 A}Sit down beside me and say it's alright. Take me home and make sweet love to me to^Dnight. ^A7

But ^Dhere I am a^F#7gain, mixin' ^Gmisery and ^E7gin. Sittin' with ^Gall my friends and ^Atalkin' to my^Dself. I ^Glook like I'm havin' a ^F#7good time but any ^Bmf-o-o-o^A-l can t^Eell, That this ^DHonkytonk Heaven really makes you ^Gf-e-e-e^A-l like h^Dell. ^A7

^DI light a lonely woman’s cigarette, We both start talkin' 'bout what we want to for^Gget. ^{E7 A}Her life story and mine are the same. We both lost someone and only have ourselves to ^Dblame. ^A7

But ^Dhere I am again, ^F#7mixin' misery and ^Ggin. ^E7 Sittin' with ^Gall my friends and ^Atalkin' to my^Dself. I ^Glook like I'm havin' a ^F#7good time but any ^Bmf-o-o-o^A-l can te^Ell, That this ^DHonkytonk Heaven really makes you ^Gf-e-e-e^A-l like h^Dell ^{A7 D}