C E Darling I recognize that glare in your eyesF G when I'm about to get the businessC E But before you complain please let me explainF G I think you'll understand my positionE Am You’ve read all those books I know your looks,F G You think people who drink solo have problemsC But I ain’t drinkin aloneG C G I’m on the phone with my brotherC E Now my brother it seems is as confounded as meF G by the art of the marital traditionC E So we drink and we dial and shoot the breeze for a whileF G Heck it’s just like we were out fishinE Am And it’s well after nine, it don’t cost us a dimeF G We think it’s an elegant solutionC We ain’t drinkin aloneG C G We’re on the phone with our brotherAm Em And the good news is I’m right here for youF G As close as the garageAm Em The kegerator and me and AT&TF G And my brother if you’d like to say helloC I ain’t drinkin aloneG C G I’m on the phone with my brotherC E Darling, you are my spouse and you got some rules for our houseF G And I sure do respect your decisionsC E But if you just calm down you’ll see that I foundF G A loophole in the social conditionE Am Well I love beer and I love youF G Not necessarily in that orderC I ain’t drinkin aloneG C G I’m on the phone with my brotherAm Em And the good news is I’m right here for youF G As close as the garageAm Em The kegerator and me and AT&TF G And my brother if you’d like to say helloC E You wouldn’t hear me complain if you did the sameF G Get some wine and go call your sisterC I ain’t drinking aloneG C G I’m on the phone with my brother
I Aint Drinking Alone
Max Stalling
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