I B scandalized my brother while admitting that he sang some pretty s E ongs
I he F# ard that he'd been scandilizing me and Lord i knew that that was w B rong
Now i'm looking at over something cool and feeling fool enough to s E ee
What i h F# ad called my brother,now he had every right to call on m B e
Chorus (W. Jennings,W. Nelson):
D B on't ever cuss that fiddle,boy unless you want that fiddle out of t E une
That p F# icker there in trouble,boy ain't nothing but another side of y B ou
If we ever get to Heaven,boy it ain't because we ain't done nothing wr E ong
We're in F# this thing together so let settle down and steal each other's song B s
Verse 2 (W. Jennings):
I f B ound a wounded brother drinking bitterly away the aftern E oon
And s F# oon enough he turned on me like he'd done every face in that sal B oon
Well we cussed him to the ground and said he couldn't even steal a decent E song
But as s F# oon as it was spoken we were sad enough to wish that we were wr B ong
Chorus.
I kn F# ow that it sounds silly but i think that i just somebody's B song
Verse 3 (W. Jennings,W. Nelson):
Sh B e's a good hearted woman in love with a good timin' m E an
She l F# oves him in spite of my ways that she don't underst B and
Through teardrops and laughter we'll pass through this world hand in h E and
A g F# ood hearted woman in love with a good timin' m B an
Thanks to David M. Potter (dmp12@cornell.edu) for the lyrics.
Perret Charles-Amir : perret@diva.univ-mlv.fr
Waylon Jennings
