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Don't Pay The
Ransom lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's
a fun song to play and sing, it was recorded by Nat Stuckey.
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Don't Pay The Ransom Recorded by Nat Stuckey Written by Dalton Roberts and Jack Shoemake
G C Last night I stopped off for a beer on my way home G A7 D7 And I saw this broken hearted sweet thing crying all alone G C My tender heart was deeply touched at the sight of a woman's tears G So I said hi there and I pulled up a chair D7 G And ordered us a couple of beers
C We must have drunk a gallon of brew G When I looked at my watch it was half past two A7 D7 And I suddenly realized I hadn't even called my wife G And knowing what would happen to me when I get home C I nearly broke my neck getting to the phone G D7 G And here's what I told her in an effort to save my life
C Don't pay the ransom honey I've escaped D7 G Considering what I've been through I'm in good shape C Well my wrist and ankles are a little sore from the tape G D7 G But don't pay the ransom honey I've escaped
C Now if you got tied up somewhere tonight on your way home G In a poker game or with a good looking dame A7 D7 And it slips your mind to phone G Don't blow your cool like a crazy fool C And tell your woman where you've been G Your situation requires imagination D7 G And I've got a suggestion my friend tell her...
Repeat #3
D7 G No don't pay the ransom honey I've escaped
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