Biography:
Imagine tuning into your local radio station to discover what sounds like a handful of your favorite country legends singing together on one single song. You've never heard this song before, and yet, you can't help but feel as though you could almost sing along. Then, just as this new sound begins to feel like a comfortable, old pair of jeans or boots, the DJ interrupts with "Ladies and Gentlemen... that was the new single by Nashville recording artist, Tim Culpepper!"
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One More For the Road Tim Culpepper
Intro; G D A D
D
I make my way to my favorite stool
G
Where a cold one helps to pass the time
A
The smoke and the crowd, and the music playin' loud
G D
Help to ease my troubled mind,
D7 G E
Each night I get lost, in that ol' jukebox and it helps me to carry on
G D A D B7
Then I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
E
Next to me, there's a willing smile
A
Who'd like to have my company
B7
And Lord I'd bet, she could make me forget,
A E
Why I stay dead on my feet
E7 A F#
But reality is waitin' for me, by now, I know supper's on
A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
G# A E
Where they don't understand the daily demands,that work to weigh me down
G# A B7
And that time clock, that keeps tickin', spinning my life around
E E7
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But in here, we let the good times roll
A E B7 E A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
G# A E
Where they don't understand the daily demands,that work to weigh me down
G# A B7
And that time clock, that keeps tickin', spinning my life around
E
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But in here, we let the good times roll
A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
E E7
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But somebody just played George Jones
A E B7 E A E B7 E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
Intro; G D A D
D
I make my way to my favorite stool
G
Where a cold one helps to pass the time
A
The smoke and the crowd, and the music playin' loud
G D
Help to ease my troubled mind,
D7 G E
Each night I get lost, in that ol' jukebox and it helps me to carry on
G D A D B7
Then I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
E
Next to me, there's a willing smile
A
Who'd like to have my company
B7
And Lord I'd bet, she could make me forget,
A E
Why I stay dead on my feet
E7 A F#
But reality is waitin' for me, by now, I know supper's on
A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
G# A E
Where they don't understand the daily demands,that work to weigh me down
G# A B7
And that time clock, that keeps tickin', spinning my life around
E E7
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But in here, we let the good times roll
A E B7 E A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
G# A E
Where they don't understand the daily demands,that work to weigh me down
G# A B7
And that time clock, that keeps tickin', spinning my life around
E
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But in here, we let the good times roll
A E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
E E7
Outside this honkytonk, I'll face the facts of life
A F#
But somebody just played George Jones
A E B7 E A E B7 E B7 E
So I'll have one more for the road, and take the long way home
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