Tommy Webb Band - Capo on 2nd fret
Fast Lane – Tune guitar down ½ step (D# G# C# F# A# D#)


Intro – Mandolin, last two lines of a verse

1st verse

G                                        Am
He told her he couldn't make it home for dinner
        C                                   G
He'd be working late at the Wolf Creek Mine again
G                                      Am
But she followed him to Kermit West Virginia
        C                                    G
Watched him park his car behind the Teardrop Inn

Chorus
        
          Em   C           G
She cried Bobby I've always loved you
             Em      C             D
I would have stood by you until the end
               Am    C          G
But I'd rather see a cold stone above you
                Am    Cm9/B   C                    G
Than to see you in the arms of Tina at the Teardrop Inn


Solo one verse – fiddle duet


2nd verse

G                                           Am
She said say your prayers have yourselves a cold one
      C                                   G
Watch this Smith and Wesson shaking in my hand
G                                            Am
There'll be no cold Budweiser's where you're going
               C                            G
There'll be no Tina there'll be no Teardrop Inn
      
  
Chorus

          Em   C           G
She cried Bobby I'll always love you
             Em      C             D
I would have stood by you until the end
               Am   C          G
But I'd rather see a cold stone above you
                Am    Cm9/B   C                    G
Than to see you in the arms of Tina at the Teardrop Inn

                Am    Cm9/B   C                    G
Than to see you in the arms of Tina at the Teardrop Inn


Outro – Fiddle duet

Am   Cm9/B   C   G







Cm9/B

e|---|---|---|---|
B|-0-|---|---|---|
G|---|---|---|---|
D|---|---|---|---|
A|---|-0-|---|---|
E|---|---|---|---|

This chord is mainly used as a walk up from the Am to the C in the last line of the chorus.

Watch the timing on the repeat line of the last chorus. The last line is held for an extra measure between "Tina" and "at"