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Someday I’ll Sober Up lyrics and chords

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Someday I’ll Sober Up
Recorded by Carl Smith
Written by Johnny Russell

C F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7
When things were back the way they oughta be
C F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7 C
The day my baby comes back home to me

F
Everybody sure is busy puttin' me down
C G7
They whisper bout me drinkin' all the time
C F
And talk is spreadin' fast that I'm the drunk of the town
C G7 C
But they don't understand this heart of mine

F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7
When things were back the way they oughta be
C F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7 C
The day my baby comes back home to me

F
I wasn't always on the bottle then baby left
C G7
And now I got no one to call my own
C F
If anybody thinks I'm funny go on and laugh
C G7 C
It don't matter none since baby's gone

F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7
When things were back the way they oughta be
C F
Someday I'll sober up just wait and see
C G7 C
The day my baby comes back home to me

























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