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Painted Girls And Wine lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
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Painted Girls And Wine Recorded by Faron Young Written by Jack Ripley
G7 C G7 Oh it's funny how wine makes fools out of men around women C And it's funny how women love men till their money is gone
G7 As I went down to Juarez town to buy my love a ring F C Dm I stopped me by the tavern where the painted women sing F C C7 F Says I I'll take one look inside but I'll not touch that wine G7 C G7 And in the morn I'll buy the ring and Mary will be mine
C G7 Oh it's funny how wine makes fools out of men around women C And it's funny how women love men while the wine flows on G7 Yes it's funny how wine makes fools out of men around women C And it's funny how women love men till their money is gone
G7 I walked me in and sat me down beside the candle light F C Dm Then a painted girl walked by and said are you alone tonight F C C7 F I showed her all the money that would buy my Mary's ring G7 C G7 And soon the wine began to flow and we began to sing
C G7 Now I walk the streets of Juarez town with Mary on my mind F C Dm But every window I look me in there's painted girls and wine F C C7 F I can't go home to Mary cause I don't have the ring G7 C G7 So I'll stay here in Juarez town no matter what it brings
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