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Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 19:03:35 EDT
From: AHall23344@aol.com
Subject: Entry into roughstock.com/cowpie-songs

"Somewhere Between Right and Wrong"  sung by: Earl Thomas Conley
It is played continually the same way.

Verse 1:  
(A) Well I met in a small  town bar not far from home
                                                                              
(D) She was having second thoughts about a man who was always gone
                       
(E )Said the  (A) only way to get to him was a telephone (D)

So she (A) held on to me when  (E) she couldn't hld her (A) own

Chorus:

(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought

and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught

but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left  (D) alone

than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong 

Verse 2:
She said you know I never was the kind to spread it around

But I'll  let you get to me as long as you don't let me down

Said I got  the kind of love it takes to make if feel slow

But don't care how you get me there just long as I go

Chorus:

(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought

and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught

but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left  (D) alone

than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong 

Verse 3:
Ya its her kind of love keeps me coming back time after time

Just like a beautiful song I can't get off my mind

But I worry alot about love you have to wait on

And I got second thoughts about a woman who is always gone

Chorus:

(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought

and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught

but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left  (D) alone

than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong