Bubbles In My Beer(Chords)

	        
Intro 
A D A D A 

verse 1 
D                            A 
Tonight in the bar alone I'm sitting 
                                D 
Apart from the laughter and the cheer 
                                  A 
While scenes from the past rise before me 
                           D     A             
Watchin' the Bubbles In My Beer 
        D                      A 
And I'm seeing the road that I travel 
                                  D 
A road filled with heartaches and tears 
                                  A 
And I'm seeing the past that I've wasted 
                           D    A 
Watchin' the Bubbles In My Beer 

  G                      D 
A Visions of someone who loved me 
A                               D 
Brings a lone silent tear to my eye 
     G                            D 
As I think of the heart that I've broken 
                                              A 
And of the golden chances that have passed me by 
      D                          A 
And I know that my life's been a failure 
                                        D   A 
And I've lost everything that made life dear 
        D                             A    D 
And the dreams I once dreamed now are emtpy 
    A                         D     A   D 
As empty as the bubbles in my beer 


Instrumental 
D A D A D 

  G                      D 
A Visions of someone who loved me 
A                               D 
Brings a lone silent tear to my eye 
     G                            D 
As I think of the heart that I've broken 
                                              A 
And of the golden chances that have passed me by 
      D                          A 
And I know that my life's been a failure 
                                        D   A 
And I've lost everything that made life dear 
        D                             A    D 
And the dreams I once dreamed now are emtpy 
    A                         D     A   D 
As empty as the bubbles in my beer

	        

Written by Tommy Duncan/Cindy Walker/Bob Wills