Warning Labels
By Doug Stone

Capo 1

  D                      G                D
I begged her to stay and give it one more try
    D                  E7           A
She said it’s over and she said goodbye
    D                         G             D
Now I’m at this bar trying to wash away the pain
         D                        A               D
But everytime I hear the jukebox, tears fall like rain


Chorus:
              G                           D           Bm
They ought to put warning labels on those sad country songs
D                                 E7       A
Harmful to your heart when you’re left all alone
          G                                      D              Bm
If you’re drinking, you’ll start thinking bout a love that went wrong
              D                           A           D
They ought to put warning labels on those sad country songs


They warned me about cigarettes, whiskey and beer
No one ever warned me about the music I’d hear
I don’;t guess I would listen to what they say anyway
But at least I’d been ready when the first sad song played

Chorus

There’s nothing harder on your heart than old Haggard and Jones