Biography:
Dallas-based American singer-songwriter Max Stalling never expected to be a full-time country and western musician. After earning his college degree from Texas A&M in food science, he worked for Rainbo Bread and Frito Lay. But following the critically lauded and audience-proven successes of his first three CDs, Comfort In The Curves in 1997, Wide Afternoon in 2000, and One Of The Ways in 2002, he traded his lab coat for cowboy boots and has been touring ever since - performing at more than 150 honky tonks and smoky dancehalls each year.
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Other songs:
- Blue Eyes
- Comfort In The Curves
- Fermented Evenings
- Green Lights
- I Aint Drinking Alone
- I
- Long Way To Get
- Look In My Past
- Might Have Been In Austin
- One Of The Ways
- Only The Good Die Young
- Simple Girl
- Tadpoles And Eagles
- The Rock Song
- These Reminders
- These Things I Dont Dare
- These Things That I Dont Dare
- Topaz City
- Travelin Lite
- Wide Afternoon
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C E
Darling I recognize that glare in your eyes
F G
when I'm about to get the business
C E
But before you complain please let me explain
F G
I think you'll understand my position
E Am
You’ve read all those books I know your looks,
F G
You think people who drink solo have problems
C
But I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
C E
Now my brother it seems is as confounded as me
F G
by the art of the marital tradition
C E
So we drink and we dial and shoot the breeze for a while
F G
Heck it’s just like we were out fishin
E Am
And it’s well after nine, it don’t cost us a dime
F G
We think it’s an elegant solution
C
We ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
We’re on the phone with our brother
Am Em
And the good news is I’m right here for you
F G
As close as the garage
Am Em
The kegerator and me and AT&T
F G
And my brother if you’d like to say hello
C
I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
C E
Darling, you are my spouse and you got some rules for our house
F G
And I sure do respect your decisions
C E
But if you just calm down you’ll see that I found
F G
A loophole in the social condition
E Am
Well I love beer and I love you
F G
Not necessarily in that order
C
I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
Am Em
And the good news is I’m right here for you
F G
As close as the garage
Am Em
The kegerator and me and AT&T
F G
And my brother if you’d like to say hello
C E
You wouldn’t hear me complain if you did the same
F G
Get some wine and go call your sister
C
I ain’t drinking alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
http://www.maxstalling.com/
Darling I recognize that glare in your eyes
F G
when I'm about to get the business
C E
But before you complain please let me explain
F G
I think you'll understand my position
E Am
You’ve read all those books I know your looks,
F G
You think people who drink solo have problems
C
But I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
C E
Now my brother it seems is as confounded as me
F G
by the art of the marital tradition
C E
So we drink and we dial and shoot the breeze for a while
F G
Heck it’s just like we were out fishin
E Am
And it’s well after nine, it don’t cost us a dime
F G
We think it’s an elegant solution
C
We ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
We’re on the phone with our brother
Am Em
And the good news is I’m right here for you
F G
As close as the garage
Am Em
The kegerator and me and AT&T
F G
And my brother if you’d like to say hello
C
I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
C E
Darling, you are my spouse and you got some rules for our house
F G
And I sure do respect your decisions
C E
But if you just calm down you’ll see that I found
F G
A loophole in the social condition
E Am
Well I love beer and I love you
F G
Not necessarily in that order
C
I ain’t drinkin alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
Am Em
And the good news is I’m right here for you
F G
As close as the garage
Am Em
The kegerator and me and AT&T
F G
And my brother if you’d like to say hello
C E
You wouldn’t hear me complain if you did the same
F G
Get some wine and go call your sister
C
I ain’t drinking alone
G C G
I’m on the phone with my brother
http://www.maxstalling.com/
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