Playboys by Midland
D D D D
D
She said, "I guess there ain't no right way
Dsus2 G Em
For you to say goodbye again
A
You been looking at the highway
A7 D
Where your heart has always been
Dsus2 D
I could cuss you from here to Tuscon
Dsus2 G Em
There ain't nothing left to say, boy"
A
She said "I thought that I could change you
A7 D D7
Aw, but you were born a playboy"
G
So get on the stage and play, boys
Em G D
Let's kick out the lights tonight, get high, and make noise
Dsus2 A
We might drink a little too much whiskey
A7 D
We might have a little too much fun
Dsus2 G
She's already gone away, boys
Em G D Bm
If we don't go home, what difference does it make, boys?
Em
This ol' world would be a dull place, boys
A D
If it was all work and no play, boys
D -- D D -- D
D
A hundred miles outside of Houston
Dsus2 G Em
Third name on the marquee sign
A
But out here you get used to losing
A7 D
Your friends, your lovers, and your mind
G
So get on the stage and play, boys
Em G D
Let's kick out the lights tonight, get high, and make noise
Dsus2 A
We might drink a little too much whiskey
A7 D
We might have a little too much fun
Dsus2 G
She's already gone away, boys
Em G D Bm
If we don't go home, what difference does it make, boys?
Em
This ol' world would be a dull place, boys
A D
If it was all work and no play, boys (Play boys!)
G D A D G D A D
C
Set 'em up, we'll knock 'em down
G
Wake up in another town
D Dsus2 D
We don't know no other way
C
We ain't good at love
G
We ain't good at much
A A7 A
We just know how to play, hey, hey
G
I'm just a playboy
Em D
You can't blame me for the way that I was made, boys
Dsus2 A
Yeah I might drink a little too much whiskey
A7 D
Yeah I might have a little too much fun
G
She's already gone away, boys
Em D Bm
If we don't go home, what difference does it make, boys?
Em
This ol' world would be a dull place, boys
A D
If it was all work and no play boys
D -- D D -- D
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