Michael Stanley Band - Rosewood bitters

^AToo long^Aadd11 on the ^Aroad, my fr^Aadd11iend ^DToo long between rides ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11 A}Too long^Aadd11 between ho^Ames again^Aadd11 Too lo-o^Dng without someone by my side ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11}

And Lord^D, there's something 'bout a sad song ^{A D}that helps to ease the pain... ^{A D}Here I am, Lord, just singing up a ^Astorm and I'm all ^Dmalone a^C#mgain..^Bm. ^E

^AToo much^Aadd11 going d^Aown today ^{Aadd11 D}just can't take it in ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11 A}Too much^Aadd11 running 'ro^Aund today ^{Aadd11 D}can't tell you where I've been ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11}

^DSeems that just like singing in the only thing to do ^{A D}only thing to help me pass the time ^A

^DSongs are just like ladies--can't forget them when you'r^Ae through and they're alw^Dmays on y^C#mour ^Bmmind... ^E

And the rosewood^Dmaj7 bitters Help me meet the sunshine in the morning ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11} And the rosewood^Dmaj7 bitters Help me through the night When I feel blue ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11 E}

^AToo few ^Aadd11stop to pa^Ass the time^{Aadd11 D}Guess that's how it goes ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11 A}So ^Aadd11sure that there's much more t^Ahan this ^{Aadd11 D}when really no one knows ^{A Aadd11 A Aadd11}

^DAnd easing into midnight as the bitt^Aers pass around ^Dcrying in my beer ^{A D}Singing someone else's troubles helps to ease your^A own ^DmGoodnight, ^C#mIrene, my de^Bmar... ^E