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Date: 5/24/00; 9:13:09 AM
From: "CJ" <fdisk@ev1.net>
Subject: Doug Stone - Warning Labels

    
I [E]begged her to stay I said g[A]ive me one  more [E]try.
But she said it's over then [F#]she said good[B7]bye
Now I'm  at the bar trying to [A]wash away the [E]pain 
But every time I hear the  Jukebox
The t[B]ears fall like rain   Chorus    They ought to p[A]ut warning labels on those s[E]ad  country s[C#m]ongs
H[E]armful  & to your heart, when your le[F#]ft all  al[B7]one 
And if you're [A]drinking' you'll start thinking of the l[E]ove  that went [C#m]wrong
They ought to [E]put warning labels on those s[B]ad  country s[E]ongs.   T[E]hey warned me about cigarettes, [A]whiskey and  [E]beer, no one  
Ever warned me about the [F#]music I hear. [B7]I don't  gu[E]ess I wouldn't
Listen to what they s[A]aid an[E]yway but at least I've  been ready when the f[B]irst
Sad song p[E]lays.    Repeat Chorus   There's nothing [A]harder on the heart then ol'  [E]Haggard and J[C#m]ones
They ought to [E]put warning labels on those  s[B7]ad country s[A]ongs.    Enjoy !!   Tex - fdisk@ev1.net