G C He embarrasses his child and wife Lord he leads a miserable lifeG D7 But still he thinks the bottle is his right handG C Yes and he can tear down more than he's ever built beforeG D7 G A man can be a drunk sometimes but a drunk can't be a manC He lets his business lag behind for the nightlife he can findG D7 Why he does all this he'll never understandG C In the morning when he wakes up Lord he can't wait to fill his cupG D7 G A man can be a drunk sometimes but a drunk can't be a manC For he goes from Doctor Jackel to Mr. HideG D7 He seems proud to have the devil for his guideG C Still he keeps on reaching out Lord he needs a helping handG D7 G But a man can be a drunk sometimes but a drunk can't be a manC G D7 G Yes a man can be a drunk sometimes but a drunk can't be a man
A Drunk Cant Be A Man
George Jones
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