Tracy Lawrence - My second home

^GThere's a honky-tonk on the edge of town I ^Cused to call my second ^Ghome

When I ^A7wanted to be ^D7alone Well ^Gearly one morning had a fight with my darling That ^Cwent from bad to ^A7worse It ^Cended when she ^D7said your ^Gsecond ^E7home ^A7Just be^D7came your ^Gfirst

Now the ^Cjukebox is my alarm clock I wake ^Gup in a corner booth I don't ^A7have a tab don't need no cab Cause the ^D7dance floor's my living room Well ^GI might die from a broken heart But I'll never die of ^Cthirst ^A7Now that my second ^D7home has become my ^Gfirst

^GWell I don't have to pay no mortgage I ^Cdon't have to mow no ^Glawn

Some ^A7stay till the break of ^D7dawn I can ^Gpaint the town without leavin' the house I can ^Cfeel good till it ^A7hurts ^CNow that my ^D7home sweet ^Gsecond ^E7home ^A7Just be^D7came my ^Gfirst

Now the ^Cjukebox is my alarm clock I wake ^Gup in a corner booth I don't ^A7have a tab don't need no cab Cause the ^D7dance floor's my living room Well ^GI might die from a broken heart But I'll never die of ^Cthirst ^A7Now that my second ^D7home has become my ^Gfirst^E7

Lord ^A7now that my second ^D7home has become my ^Gfirst