Midland - Champagne for the pain

^GShe’s a queen and when ^CShe’s fighting with me she is ^GUsed to getting her own way^{D C}She didn’t like beer, whiskey, teq^Guila, or clear ^DShe only drank cham^Dpagne ^GWe’ll dress up fancy and we’ll ^CGo out dancing and ^GThat’s what she used to say^{D C}I never would though I c^Glean up pretty good (I do) ^DThat’s one thing that would’ve ch^Ganged

^CA’int it just a damn ^Dshame How it ^Cnever tastes the ^Dsame ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Gpain ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Gpain

^GWhere’ll you go when it ^CFirst starts to show and the ^GSun no longer shi^Dnes ^CHead on down to the ou^Gtskirts of town ^DWhere the boys got the t^Dime ^GHer and me we spent last ^CNew years eve and we ^GToasted our new l^Dove ^CNow she’s gone but I’m s^Gtill hanging on ^DOnce it was never en^Gough

^CA’int it just a damn ^Dshame How it ^Cnever tastes the ^Dsame ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Gpain ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Gpain

^GIn the dim when she ^CComes back again with a^G Glass of whiskey going dow^Dn ^CSpirit’s gone I guess it n^Gever belonged ^DSince you a’int been ar^Gound

^CA’int it just a damn ^Dshame How it ^Cnever tastes the ^Dsame ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Ampain ^CSparkling wine was ^Gonce for the good times but ^DChampagne’s for the ^Gpain