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Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor lyrics and chords are meant for your personal use only, this is really a fun Johnny Horton song. Use these chords and lyrics to learn to play this up tempo classic song.
Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor
by Johnny Horton
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Well the fiddles are squeakin' the guitars are
C G
speakin' the piano plays a jelly roll
The man on the drums is far from dumb
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and the bassman he plays from his soul
The tables are quakin' and your nerves are shakin'
C G
but you keep on beggin' for more
You keep'a havin' your fun you lucky son of a gun
D7 G
on a honky tonk hardwood floor
Chorus
On a honky tonk hardwood floor
C G
on a honky tonk hardwood floor
you keep'a havin' your fun you lucky son of a gun
D7 G
on a honky tonk hardwood floor
There's a waitress handy but she don't sell candy
C G
and she don't sell soda pop
There's a fat bartender who is there to serve ya
D7 G
if you really wanna blow your top
If you got no money then there's a little honey
C G
she's the gal that you adore
You keep'a havin' your fun you lucky son of a gun
D7 G
on a honky tonk hardwood floor
Chorus
You're payday's Saturday you're broke on Sunday
C G
By Monday you're feelin' sore
You got two black eyes that you picked up
D7 G
From a little guy the night before
So you swear off drinkin' but then you get to thinkin'
C G
'bout the good times you had galore
you keep'a havin' your fun you lucky son of a gun
D7 G
on a honky tonk hardwood floor
Chorus
You keep'a havin' your fun you lucky son of a gun
D7 G
On a honky tonk hardwood floor
If you enjoy singing and playing up tempo songs that are fun and easy to play, this one is for you. It's great to have a few songs in your play book that will wake up your listeners. Print Honky Tonk Hardwood Floors lyrics and chords and liven things up a bit, enjoy.
