#------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #---------------------------------------------------------------------# TABBY CAT MUSIC ARCHIVES ******************************************************************************** Transcribed by: asf0@comcast.net Alice Franceschini Date: August 8, 1998 Album: Written by: HONKY TONK AMERICA Sammy Kershaw G C D Well the day ends when the sun comes up Starts when the sun goes down G Out on the back road and on the back streets C D C D Of every farm and factory town There in the world of weekly wage G C There's always a place out there G D C D And names and the faces are the same every-where CHORUS: G C G Well the room is full It's a Friday night C D C 1.)We all want to hear Louie Lou-ie 2.)We all want to hear Proud Ma-ry 3.)We all want to hear Woolly Bul-ly G C G Well, it's been a long hard day and a long hard life G D C 1.)And this is how we make it through it 2.)We've all got our crosses to carry 3.)Monday morning we'll all do our duty. Em D It's a blue collar place, a red blooded crowd, G C D C G Tonight everything's alright in Honky Tonk America G 2.)There's a flashing sign on a rain soak street C D That lights up just about dark G A welcome beakon on life's highway when you're C D Weary and when you've lost heart G D G C Never say it's lonliness It's only the drinks and the band G D C D But something brings us back here again and again Ooooooooooo Em D G C We'll talk about freedom all right But maybe some other time Am D Tonight everybody's feeling fine ENDING: D C G D C G In Honky Tonk America In Honky Tonk America D C G D C G D C G Honky Tonk America Honky Tonk America Honk Tonk America