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D G D I can barely feels the sheets with all these crumbs down in my bed, oh no. D G D How can I get to sleep with all this buzzin' in my head? Bm Em An' who'd've ever thought I'd not complain about a mess G Serves me right, I guess, this is what I get Em G D For eatin' crackers with my gin, an' drinkin' in my Sunday dress D G D Telephone is by the bottle which is always by my bed. D G D Time to time I give it a rattle to make sure that it's not dead. Bm Em I will wait here for your call till I run out of cigarettes G I love to play the part of the damsel in distress Em G D Flickin' ashes in my coffee, drinkin' in my Sunday dress Chorus 1: G C Well I've been on the road to this G C An' I've been on the way to this G C But who'd 'a think it'd come to this G D A Don't let on you've seen me like this, like this My old transistor's soundin' just as twangy as a Fender My radiator growls like Elvis after Sunday dinner I've drained my last Tequila and I've thrown away the blender I've poured out all the wine; from now on nothin' but the best Cognac an' Patsy Cline, while drinkin' in my Sunday dress Chorus 2: Well I've been on the road to this An' I've been on the way to this I surely ain't a hypocrite I've had my fun and now I must confess Our Reverend is a kingly soul, repents 'em on a dime His Bible is not inked in gold, heā??s not the cheatin' kind One Sunday after meetin', I was in the greetin' line He said: 'I've seen you from the altar, 'Gulpin' down Communion wine.' 'Just remember who's beside you when it's no business of mine.' I said: 'Remember who's beside you when it's no business of mine.'
Written by Maria McKee
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