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Mother Of A Honky Tonk Girl lyrics and chords are provided for your
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Mother Of A Honky Tonk Girl Recorded by Jim Reeves and Carol Johnson Written by Bob Newman
C F C I'm the mother of a honky tonk girl G7 C And I die when they speak my baby's name F C I hope that God will forgive me G7 C For now I know that I'm to blame
Spoken:
F Excuse me friend for intruding this way C But there's something I've just got to say
I remember this girl they're whispering about G7 Just like it was yesterday when she was small C They'd bring her in the tavern and set her on a stool
And give her a drink of their beer and laugh F I thought oh you crazy fools C But what could I do or what could I say G7 I'm just a bartender and work here for my pay C And I could cry when I hear a mother say
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F You probably wonder why C I chose to condemn the stuff I sell
But I've seen the hurt it's caused G7 And the souls it's sent to hell C Once they're on the wrong road
With temptation let us turn around
Like the girl they're all talking about F The one they're running down C Instead of giving her a drink of beer
Where angels have never trod G7 They should have given her a taste of love C Yes and a taste of God
F C I hope that God will forgive me G7 C I'm the mother of a honky tonk girl
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