Ballad Of The Devil's Backbone Tavern
Todd Snider
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C A D G C Old Miss Virgy tended bar at this shack out in the hillsA D7 G It never made her any money boys but paid of all her billsC F Now she must have been 80 years old but her heart was warmD7 And her beer was coldC A She gave away more than she ever soldD G C Smiling all the timeC A D G C I used to sing off in the corner every Friday nightA D7 G To a loud crowd of cowboys, bikers and bar room fightsC F D7 They were drinking beer, carrying on, not a one of them listening to one of my songsC A But old Miss Virgy sang alongD G C She said she knew 'em all by heartC A D G C And then one night after closing she poured me another beerContinúa después del anuncioA She said "Come on over and sit down you little shitD7 G I got something you need to hear"C F D7 She said "Life ain't easy getting through everybody's gonna make things tough on youC A D G C But I can tell you right now if you dig what you do, they will never get you down"C A She said life's too short to worryD G C Life's too long to waitC A Too short not to love everybodyD7 G Life's too long to hateC I meet a lot of men who haggle and finagle all the timeF D7 Trying to save a nickel maybe make a dimeC A D G C Not me, no sireee, I ain't got the timeC A D G C Now I ain't seen Ol' Virgy in must have been about ten yearsA D7 G I've been bumming around this country singing my songs for tips and beersC Now the nights are long The driving's toughF D7 Hotels stink, and the pay sucksC A D G C But I can't dig what I do enough, so it never gets be downC A I say life's too short to worryD G C Life's too long to waitA Too short not to love everybodyD7 G Life's too long to hateC I meet a lot of men who haggle and finagle all the timeF D7 Trying to save a nickel maybe make a dimeC A D G C Not me, no sireee, I ain't got the time