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Southern Comfort

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[Verse 1]
DDrink by drink, AI think, I'm thinkin'
GWhy don't you hang with me this week-end?
DI can't walk Aand I can't dance
GGive me a smile and then take off your pants
[Verse 2]
DSaw her eyes in the Arear-view mirror
GGirls in the back seat, trunk full of beer
DEyes on the prize, Aeyes on her thighs
GI'm not that old, but I'm gettin' pretty wise
DAaaahhh AAaaahhh GAaaahhh
DAaaahhh AAaaahhh GAaaahhh
[Verse 3]
DCoke and rum, can I Ataste your tongue?
GWon't stop sipping till we're both numb
DWho's that girl in the Ashort black skirt
GLot of lip gloss and the tight white shirt?
[Verse 4]
DHand down my pants, Ahands on my glass
GGot to the bottom of the barrel, but I still can't Ddance
DLife is better with a Ahand full of ass
GBad ass shades and a bag full of grass
DAaaahhh AAaaahhh GAaaahhh
DAaaahhh AAaaahhh GAaaahhh

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Southern Comfort

by The Orwells

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Simple, basic chords for Southern Comfort by The Orwells

[Verse 1]

D A

Drink by drink, I think, I'm thinkin'

Why don't you hang with me this week-end?

D A

I can't walk and I can't dance

Give me a smile and then take off your pants

[Verse 2]

D A

Saw her eyes in the rear-view mirror

Girls in the back seat, trunk full of beer

D A

Eyes on the prize, eyes on her thighs

I'm not that old, but I'm gettin' pretty wise

D A G

Aaaahhh Aaaahhh Aaaahhh

D A G

Aaaahhh Aaaahhh Aaaahhh

[Verse 3]

D A

Coke and rum, can I taste your tongue?

Won't stop sipping till we're both numb

D A

Who's that girl in the short black skirt

Lot of lip gloss and the tight white shirt?

[Verse 4]

D A

Hand down my pants, hands on my glass

G D

Got to the bottom of the barrel, but I still can't dance

D A

Life is better with a hand full of ass

Bad ass shades and a bag full of grass

D A G

Aaaahhh Aaaahhh Aaaahhh

D A G

Aaaahhh Aaaahhh Aaaahhh

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