Chords for Jay Lee Webb ~ I Come Home A Drinkin' (1967)
Tempo:
84.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
A
Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G]
[D] [G]
I knew that you'd be sleeping [D] when I got [G] home last night.
All you ever want to [A] do is eat and sleep and fight.
[G] You say you're always all worn [D] out from the work you [G] have to do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to [G] do the things I [D] like to do.
Each time I try [G] to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [G] I do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[D] [G]
[A] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [C] [G]
[D] [G]
I never take you anywhere [D] cause you're too [G] tired to go.
You say it's all that you can do [A] to wash and cook and sew.
[G] When you're too broke to kiss me, [D] well the bottle will have [G] to do.
[C] Then I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to do [G] the things I like [D] to do.
[G] Each time I try to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [A] I do.
[C] So I come [Gm] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[D] [G]
I knew that you'd be sleeping [D] when I got [G] home last night.
All you ever want to [A] do is eat and sleep and fight.
[G] You say you're always all worn [D] out from the work you [G] have to do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to [G] do the things I [D] like to do.
Each time I try [G] to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [G] I do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[D] [G]
[A] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [C] [G]
[D] [G]
I never take you anywhere [D] cause you're too [G] tired to go.
You say it's all that you can do [A] to wash and cook and sew.
[G] When you're too broke to kiss me, [D] well the bottle will have [G] to do.
[C] Then I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to do [G] the things I like [D] to do.
[G] Each time I try to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [A] I do.
[C] So I come [Gm] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
Key:
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D
C
A
Gm
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C
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
I knew that you'd be sleeping [D] when I got [G] home last night.
All you ever want to [A] do is eat and sleep and fight.
[G] You say you're always all worn [D] out from the work you [G] have to do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
_ [C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to [G] do the things I [D] like to do.
Each time I try [G] to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [G] I do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
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[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
I never take you anywhere [D] cause you're too [G] tired to go.
You say it's all that you can do [A] to wash and cook and sew.
[G] When you're too broke to kiss me, [D] well the bottle will have [G] to do.
[C] Then I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
_ [C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to do [G] the things I like [D] to do.
[G] Each time I try to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [A] I do.
[C] So I come [Gm] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
_ [C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you. _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
I knew that you'd be sleeping [D] when I got [G] home last night.
All you ever want to [A] do is eat and sleep and fight.
[G] You say you're always all worn [D] out from the work you [G] have to do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
_ [C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out [G] wife like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to [G] do the things I [D] like to do.
Each time I try [G] to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [G] I do.
[C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out [G] wife like you.
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[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
I never take you anywhere [D] cause you're too [G] tired to go.
You say it's all that you can do [A] to wash and cook and sew.
[G] When you're too broke to kiss me, [D] well the bottle will have [G] to do.
[C] Then I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
_ [C] Yes, I come home a-drinking to a worn out wife [G] like you.
[C] Seems like you never want to do [G] the things I like [D] to do.
[G] Each time I try to hold you, [D] you're asleep before [A] I do.
[C] So I come [Gm] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you.
_ [C] So I come [G] home a-drinking [D] to a worn out wife [G] like you. _ _