INTRO: AA D She's in some honky tonk tonight, I knowE A She's dancing where the music's loud and lights are lowA D In a crowded bar she likes to hang aroundE A And as long as there's a honky tonk she'll never settle downA D So close up the honky tonks, lock all the doorsE A Don't let the one I love go there anymoreA D Close up the honky tonks, throw away the keyE A And maybe the one I love will come back to me (The following verse is played with a tambourine - no guitar except for electric and pedal steel is played.Continues after the adYou can still play it if you want to)A D If I had the power I’d turn back timeE A And live again the hours when she was all mineA D It hurts to see her running with that crowd in townE A But as long as there's a honky tonk she'll never settle downA D So close up the honky tonks, lock all the doorsE A Don't let the one I love go there anymoreA D Close up the honky tonks, throw away the keyE A And maybe the one I love will come back to meE A Yeah, maybe the one I love will come back to me (The following is just played with acoustic guitar with electric guitar stums)A D Close up the honky tonks, lock all the doorsE A Don't let the one I love go there anymoreA D Close up the honky tonks, throw away the keyE A And maybe the one I love will come back to meA D Close up the honky tonks, lock all the doorsE A Don't let the one I love go there anymore
Close Up The Honky Tonks
Dwight Yoakam
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