Georges Bar Pat Green
[Verse 1]
[A]My brother and I used to[F#m] go down to George's [E]Bar
[A]we'd drink big O's u[F#m]ntil they close down the pla[E]ce
[A]we'd talk about our [F#m]life long am[E]bitions
[D]I still recall the s[E]mile upon his f[A]ace.
[Verse 2]
[A]He took off for the [F#m]bright lights down in A[E]ustin
[A]he said don't you know there [F#m]ain't no money he[E]re
[A]he made a billion b[F#m]ucks just selling com[E]puters
[D]I still go down to G[E]eorge's and drink my [A]beer.
[Cborus]
[E]Yeah, he's gone, he may be g[D]one, but I'm still h[A]ere.
[E]Well he's gone, he may be g[D]one, but I'm still h[A]ere.
[Verse 2]
[A]There was this curly hea[F#m]ded girl back in the [E]seventh grade
[A]she didn't even [F#m]know she caught my [E]eye
[A]we dated for a w[F#m]hile back in h[E]igh school
[D]I thought that one d[E]ay she'd be my [A]wife.
[Verse 3]
[A]The road took a turn som[F#m]ewhere around eightee[E]n
[A]she took off to [F#m]find her own wa[E]y
[A]fell in for some [F#m]Nashville high [E]roller
[D]I know he gonna brea[E]k her heart one[A] day.
[Cborus]
[E]Yeah, she's gone, she may be[D] gone, but I'm still[A] here.
[E]Well she's gone, she may be[D] gone, but I'm still[A] here.
[Verse 4]
[A]I used to go to my grand[F#m]pas house every Sunda[E]y,
[A]watch the dallas[F#m] cowboys on T[E]V,
[A]sit around someti[F#m]mes he'd tell us s[E]tories,
[D]about how simple lif[E]e used to b[A]e.
[Verse 5]
[A]My grandpa die[F#m]d a year ago last Sun[E]day,
[A]I thought to mysel[F#m]f he was one helluva' [E]man,
[A]and I know when the [F#m]darkness surrounds[E] me,
[D]he reaches out and h[E]e takes my [A]hand.
[Cborus]
[E]Yeah, he's gone, he may be g[D]one, but I'm still h[A]ere.
[E]Well he's gone, he may be g[D]one, but I'm still h[A]ere.
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