Biography:
Edward Thomas "Eddie" Rabbitt (November 27, 1941 - May 7, 1998) was a country music singer and songwriter who reached the peak of his popularity in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Born in Brooklyn, New York, and raised in New Jersey, Rabbitt moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1968, hoping to earn a living as a songwriter and performer. He came to the attention of recording companies when he penned Elvis Presley's hit song "Kentucky Rain".
In 1975, Rabbitt signed on with Elektra Records, who had recently created a country music division.
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Other songs:
- Every Which Way But Loose
- I Love A Rainy Night
- Step By Step
- Both To Each Other Friends To Lovers
- Drinking My Baby Off My Mind
- Drivin My Life Away
- Forgive And Forget
- Gone Too Far
- Gone Too Far For The Baritone Guitar
- Hearts On Fire
- Hey Bartender
- I Cant Help Myself
- I Dont Know Where To Start
- I Just Want To Love You
- I Wanna Dance With You
- On Second Thought
- Pour Me Another Tequila
- Rocky Mountain Music
- Room At The Top Of The Stairs
- Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight
- Suspicions
- The Best Year Of My Life
- Two Dollars In The Jukebox
- We Must Be Doing Something
- You And I
- You Cant Run From Love
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Drinking My Baby Off My Mind:Eddie Rabbitt.
#1 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks and on
U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles on
ELEKTRA Records in 1976.
INTRO: C
#1.
C G C
Hey, bartender, pop the top on another can.
C G C C7
Give me ten dimes for this dollar in my hand.
C C7
Turn the knob on the jukebox way up loud..
F D7
I might drive out the whole damn crowd.
C G C G
but I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
#2.
C G C
Hey, Joe, you're lookin' at me like I was half crazy.
C G C C7
But ain't you never loved and lost a real special lady.
C C7
She was a sweet lovin' momma, she treated me right..
F D7
I stepped out on her one too many times.
C G C
Now, I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
BRIDGE:
G C
Drinkin' and thinking about facin' tomorrow.
D7 G G7
Sinkin', sinkin', in a sea of sorrow.
#3.
C G C
Hey, bartender, line 'em up down the bar..
C G C
I'm gonna try and wash away all these lovin’ scars.
C C7
Now, don't worry 'bout me weavin', I'll be alright.
F D7
Show me the door when you close up tonight.
C G C
Cause I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
#4.
C C7
No, don't worry 'bout me weavin', I'll be alright.
F D7
Show me the door when you close up tonight.
C G C
Cause I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
OUTRO:
C G C
Yes, I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
#1 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks and on
U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles on
ELEKTRA Records in 1976.
INTRO: C
#1.
C G C
Hey, bartender, pop the top on another can.
C G C C7
Give me ten dimes for this dollar in my hand.
C C7
Turn the knob on the jukebox way up loud..
F D7
I might drive out the whole damn crowd.
C G C G
but I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
#2.
C G C
Hey, Joe, you're lookin' at me like I was half crazy.
C G C C7
But ain't you never loved and lost a real special lady.
C C7
She was a sweet lovin' momma, she treated me right..
F D7
I stepped out on her one too many times.
C G C
Now, I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
BRIDGE:
G C
Drinkin' and thinking about facin' tomorrow.
D7 G G7
Sinkin', sinkin', in a sea of sorrow.
#3.
C G C
Hey, bartender, line 'em up down the bar..
C G C
I'm gonna try and wash away all these lovin’ scars.
C C7
Now, don't worry 'bout me weavin', I'll be alright.
F D7
Show me the door when you close up tonight.
C G C
Cause I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
#4.
C C7
No, don't worry 'bout me weavin', I'll be alright.
F D7
Show me the door when you close up tonight.
C G C
Cause I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.
OUTRO:
C G C
Yes, I'm drinking my baby, off my mind.(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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