It's Five O'clock Somewhere(Chords)

	        Intro:  D   G   A   D   D   
  
     D             A                 D                A       D 
THE SUN IS HOT AND THAT 'OLE CLOCK IS MOVING SLOW- AND SO AM I.  
     D              A                Bm           A           D  
THE WORK DAY PASSES LIKE MOLASSES IN WINTER TIME- BUT ITS JULY.  
            G                    D                
I'M GETTING PAID BY THE HOUR AND OLDER BY THE MINUTE,  
   A                   D         
MY BOSS JUST PUSHED ME OVER THE LIMIT.  
            G                     D                           A  
I'D LIKE TO CALL HIM SOMETHING I THINK I'LL JUST CALL IT A DAY  

  
CHORUS  
D                 G       
POUR ME SOMETHING TALL AND STRONG   
          A                   D  
MAKE IT A HURRICANE BEFORE I GO INSANE.  
                    G               A                    
IT'S ONLY HALF PAST 12, BUT I DON'T CARE.... 

(STOP FIRST TIME)  D 
IT'S 5 O'CLOCK SOMEWHERE.  


  
INTRO 5 unusual Bars 


     D                   A              D              A        D     
WELL THIS LUNCH BREAK IS GONNA TAKE ALL AFTERNOON AND HALF THE NIGHT.  
   D               A               Bm               A            D  
TOMORROW MORNING I KNOW THER'LL BE HELL TO PAY- HEY BUT THAT'S ALRIGHT.  
       G                    D  
I AIN'T HAD A DAY OFF NOW IN OVER A YEAR.  
      A                        D          
MY JAMAICAN VACATION IS GONNA START RIGHT HERE.  
         G                     D                      A   
IF THE PHONES FOR ME YOU CAN TELL THEM I JUST SAILED AWAY.  

  
CHORUS  
  
INSTRUMENTAL -  D    G    A    D    D    G    A    D      
  
BRIDGE  
        Bm                     G           
I COULD PAY OFF MY TAB, POUR MYSELF IN A CAB  
       Em      A           D  
AND BE BACK TO WORK BEFORE TWO  
     Bm                 G                     Em                 
AT A MOMENT LIKE THIS I CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER.WHAT WOULD JIMMY BUFFETT   
A  
DO?  
  
(JIMMY SPEAKING) FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK THAT ALAN. I'D SAY.  
  
CHORUS FOREVER  

	        

Written by Jim "Moose" Brown/Don Rollins