Honky Tonks and Dancehalls

By Dub Miller rmofle at satx.rr.com 5/22/04 Chorus 1: E E7 A Them honky tonks dont twang the way they used to E F# B And sawdust floor with two swinging doors and jukebox theyre all but gone E E7 A And all I need to hear is one good Buck Owens song A E B E Tell me where did all them honky tonks and good ol dancehalls gone B E I guess this might sound quite familiar A E F# B But I cant find a place to lay my head or ease my wounded soul A B E A I tell you lately Ive been thinking that I need a new place for drinkin A B E Dont stop me now this cowboys on a roll Chorus 2: Them honky tonks dont twang the way they used to And sawdust floor with two swinging doors and jukebox theyre all but gone And all I need to hear is one good Hank Thompson song Tell me where did all them honky tonks and good ol dancehalls gone Steel solo What would Bob Wills say if hed been here To see the strobe light, smoke machine, country disco growing all around the land I tell you it would make me feel just right, Cheatham St. Warehouse on a Monday night For a Lone star longneck and a western swinging band