Beautiful South

^G Old Red eyes is back
^A7 Red from the ni ^C ght before the ni ^G ght before
^G Walked into the w ^A7 rong bar walked i ^C nto a d ^G oor
Old Red's in t ^G own
And si ^A7 tting late at ni ^C ght he doesn't m ^G ake a sound
^G Just adding ^A7 to the wrinkles ^C on his deadly fr ^G own
They're only r ^G ed from all the t ^A7 ears that I sho ^C uld've s ^G hed
They're only r ^G ed from all the w ^A7 omen that I cou ^C ld've w ^G ed
So when you l ^G ook into these e ^A7 yes I h ^C ope you rea ^G lise
They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue
^G They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue ^G
Listen up Old R ^G ed
You n ^A7 ever listened ^C to a word the do ^G ctor said
^G He told you ^A7 if you drank an ^C other you'd be d ^G ead
Old Red eyes is b ^G ack
His sho ^A7 ulders ache all o ^C ver and his br ^G ain is sore
^G He pours a d ^A7 rink and listens ^C to his body t ^G haw
They're only r ^G ed from all the tho ^A7 ughts unused in ^C side my h ^G ead
They're only r ^G ed from all the th ^A7 ings I could have d ^C one ins ^G tead
So when you l ^G ook into these e ^A7 yes I h ^C ope you rea ^G lise
They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue
^G They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue ^G
B ^G lue is a st ^A7 reet without an ^C en ^G/B d
R ^G ed is the co ^A7 lour of my ^C hel ^G/B l
B ^G/D lue is a gre ^A7 eting from a ^C frien ^G/B d
R ^G/D ed is the co ^A7 lor of ^C farewel ^G l
Old Red he d ^G ied
And e ^A7 very single lan ^C dlord in the dis ^G trict cried
^G An empty bo ^A7 ttle of whisky la ^C ying by his s ^G ide
A l ^G azy little t ^A7 ear running f ^C rom each e ^G ye
They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue
^G They could never be b ^G lue
^A7 They could never be b ^C lue ^G
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