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C F G7 C I don't know why I drink so much can't even stand the taste F C But liquid courage helps me through my day F G7 C If I take time to stop and think the booze just goes to waste F G7 C I'm still the same cause I was born that way F G7 C My love walked out and momma cried I've heard she even cursed F C And said I'm turnin' all my family gray F G7 C Of all the kids she raised no doubt Stonewall turned out the worst F G7 C Guess I must have just been born that way G7 C I guess there's a streak of sorry buried in each man F G7 And it only shows up now and then C F G7 C Mine wasn't buried deep enough it's got the upper hand D7 G7 Cause that line between the good and bad's so thin C F G7 C The preacher said my only chance was to be borned again F C So I got baptized and tried so hard to pray F G7 C But the devil in me laughed and danced when I went back to sin F G7 C Guess I must have just been born that way F G7 C I'm just no good cause I was born that way F G7 C What can I do when I was born that a way
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