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One Scotch One Bourbon One Beer

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NOTE: Play Intro Em7 like this E0-A2-D2-G0-B2-E2
ONE SCOTCH, ONE BOURBON, ONE BEER
AMOS MILBURN
[Intro]
Em7 Em7 A7 D7
Em7 Em7 A7 D7
Em7 Em7 A7 D7
Em7 Em7 A7 D7
[Chorus]
One scGotch, one bC7ourbon, one beGerC7  
One scGotch, one bGourbon, one bD7eerD7  
PlGease mister bartender, lG7isten here
I aC7in't here for trCouble, so have no fear
One scGotch, one boA7urbon, and one beGer A7  D7  
[Verse]
I dGon't want Em7soda nor bA7ubble D7gum
You gGot what I wG7ant, just sC7erve me sD7ome
Since my bGaby's been gG7one, eCverything is lC7ost
IG'm on this kG7ick and I cC7an't get D7off
[Chorus]
One scGotch, G7one bA7ourbon, D7and one bGeerG7  A7  D7  
One scG7otch, one bGourbon, one bD7eerD7  
PlGease mister bG7artender, listen here
I aiC7n't here for trouble, so hCave no fear
One scGotchG7, one bA7ourbon, D7and one bGeer G7  C7  
[Verse]
My wGoman stG7arted me C7on this sD7pree
I caG7n't find her and she caCn't find D7me
She lG7eft this morning, said C7she wouldn't sGtay
She's bGeen out all night and it's the bA7reak of D7day
[Chorus]
One scGotch, one bA7ourbon, D7and one beGerC7  
One scGotch, one bG7ourbon, and one bD7eerD7  
PlGease mister bartender, lG7isten here
I aiC7n't here for trouble, so hCave no fear
One scGotch, one bA7ourbon, D7and one bG7eer C  G  C  
[Outro]
OGne more nip and mGake it strong
I got to fG7ind my baby and dG7rive her home
One scGotchG7, one bA7ourbon, D7and one bGeer C  G  
One scGotch, one bGourbon, and one bD7eer D7  
PlGease mister bG7artender, listen here
I aiC7n't here for trouble, so hCave no fear
One scGotch, one bD7ourbon, and one bGeer C   G- FADE OUT
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