Can I Draw The Line lyrics and chords

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Can I Draw The Line
Recorded by Carl and Pearl Butler
Written by Carl Butler and Mildred Burk
[3/4 time]

C                                          F
We meet here in secret on the dark side of town
                    G7                    C
There's others home waiting while we slip around
                                              F
The wrong that we're doing seems right to the wine
             C            G7             C
When we part tonight dear can I draw the line

               F                C
Can I draw the line will I ever win
                                    G7
As temptations come back to fool me again
              C                               F
I'm trying to treat you like an old friend of mine
                   C       G7             C
But with heaven so near me can I draw the line

                                             F
We're drawn like the moth that seeks out the flame
                 G7                       C
Our lips craving kisses that bring others shame
                                      F
There must be an ending a place and a time
               C         G7             C
With your arms around me can I draw the line

Repeat #2

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