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A Honky Tonk Saturday Night Chords by John Anderson

A Honky Tonk Saturday Night chords by John Anderson

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John Anderson - A Honky Tonk Saturday Night



D                  G
Angels and devils, share the same tables
    D                                      A
And that's not so wrong, if you get it done right
D                     G
Halos and horns, lock up on the dance floor
     D         A        D
on a honky tonk Saturday night


Chorus:
       D          G        D
It's a honky tonk Saturday night
     D                                   A
It's not who is who, it's who will or who might
     D                 D7                 G
With luck, she'll turn on when 'fore they turn out the lights
     D          A        D
On a honky tonk Saturday night



I went to the juke box and played some Merle Haggard
Oh me and the waitress think he's out of sight
Ad some folks got thirsty while we were dancin'
On a honky tonk Saturday night


Chorus:
It's a honky tonk Saturday night
It's not who is who, it's who will or who might
With luck, I'll take her home 'fore they turn out the lights
On a honky tonk Saturday night


With luck, I'll take her home 'fore they turn out the lights
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