Biografía:
Michael Peterson continues to be one of Country Music's favorite voices. In 2008 Michael released, not one but two new CD's, "In Black" and "Grave to the Cradle." He also hosted the Third Annual Michael Peterson/New Holland Celebrity Tractor Race during the CMA Music Festival and created special DVD projects to benefit the American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund.
This spring he is launched a national tour promoting the strength and values of America and its citizens.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
C G F C G F
[Verse 1]
C G F
This bar has been my home away from her
C G C G
Used to be, she was missing me
C G F
Now she's moving in with her best friend
C G C G
And I'm the only one who wants what used to be
C G F
I'm here because today I lost it all
C G C G
I didn't want to drink at home alone
C G F C
I just can't believe all my hopes and dreams are falling
G C G
Like a row of dominoes
[Chorus 1]
C G
I thought the man behind the bar
F G
Had heard it all before
C Am G
My story must have caught him by surprise
Am G
Cause when he handed me my double
F C
There were tears in his eyes
F C
You know you're in trouble
G C G F
When the bartender cries
[Verse 2]
C G F
He said, "Last night you swore you'd never drink again"
C G C G
I said, "Next time, I'm really gonna try
C G F
So if she ever calls for me
F C
Oh, you can finally tell her, "He ain't here"
G C G
And it won't be a lie
[Chorus 2]
C G
I asked the man behind the bar
F G
What he'd been crying for
C Am G
He said, "That bottle used to be a friend of mine
Am G
Now I've stopped drinking doubles
F C
But I pour them all of the time
F C
Son, you know you're in trouble
G C
When the bartender cries"
[Bridge]
F G C Am F
As I saw my own reflection staring back at me, I knew
F G (pause)
Every single word he said was true
[Chorus 3]
(no chord) C G
Well, I told the man behind the bar
F G C
I thought I'd seen it all before
Am G
Till I saw the sadness in his eyes
Am G
That's when I put down my double
F C
And said my last goodbyes
F C
'Cause you know you're in trouble
G Am
When the bartender cries
F C G
Oh, you know you're in trouble
C G F C
When the bartender cries
C G F C G F
[Verse 1]
C G F
This bar has been my home away from her
C G C G
Used to be, she was missing me
C G F
Now she's moving in with her best friend
C G C G
And I'm the only one who wants what used to be
C G F
I'm here because today I lost it all
C G C G
I didn't want to drink at home alone
C G F C
I just can't believe all my hopes and dreams are falling
G C G
Like a row of dominoes
[Chorus 1]
C G
I thought the man behind the bar
F G
Had heard it all before
C Am G
My story must have caught him by surprise
Am G
Cause when he handed me my double
F C
There were tears in his eyes
F C
You know you're in trouble
G C G F
When the bartender cries
[Verse 2]
C G F
He said, "Last night you swore you'd never drink again"
C G C G
I said, "Next time, I'm really gonna try
C G F
So if she ever calls for me
F C
Oh, you can finally tell her, "He ain't here"
G C G
And it won't be a lie
[Chorus 2]
C G
I asked the man behind the bar
F G
What he'd been crying for
C Am G
He said, "That bottle used to be a friend of mine
Am G
Now I've stopped drinking doubles
F C
But I pour them all of the time
F C
Son, you know you're in trouble
G C
When the bartender cries"
[Bridge]
F G C Am F
As I saw my own reflection staring back at me, I knew
F G (pause)
Every single word he said was true
[Chorus 3]
(no chord) C G
Well, I told the man behind the bar
F G C
I thought I'd seen it all before
Am G
Till I saw the sadness in his eyes
Am G
That's when I put down my double
F C
And said my last goodbyes
F C
'Cause you know you're in trouble
G Am
When the bartender cries
F C G
Oh, you know you're in trouble
C G F C
When the bartender cries
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