Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit – Cigarettes And Wine (Guitar)
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By: Jason Isbell
D A Saw her in Roosevelt Springs D time doesn't touch anything A she never did say she could sing D but I figured it so D A I needed some company then D not sisters or children again A that's a hell of a spot to be in D but she put me in tow D A Money and liquor and lust D have taken my heart and my trust A I could see ashes of dust D headed my way D A She tended bar in town D her alto settled me down A so I started hanging around D didn't need much to say D7 G She smelled like cigarettes and wine D she kept me happy all the time A A7 I know that ain't much of a line D D7 but it's the God's own truth G she lives down inside of me still D rolled up like a twenty dollar bill A A7 she left me alone with these pills D and the last of my youth D A Wings on her shoulders and feet D a bar on Gethsemane street A I took time to plan retreat D backed out the door D A I must be attracted to those D who've witnessed a man in the throes A Of life that ain't grindstone to nose, D but pedal to floor D7 G She smelled like cigarettes and wine D she kept me happy all the time A A7 I know that ain't much of a line D D7 but it's the God's own truth G she lives down inside of me still D rolled up like a twenty dollar bill A A7 she left me alone with these pills D and my smoldering youth D A Lost on the dry side of town D My memories slowing me down A She shook me and I came around D I came back to life D A With nary a mother or dad D She showed me what I never had A Now the princess leaves, she gets sad D 'Cause I won't take a wife D7 G She smelled like cigarettes and wine D she kept me happy all the time A A7 I know that ain't much of a line D D7 but it's the God's own truth G she lives down inside of me still D rolled up like a twenty dollar bill A A7 she left me alone with these pills D and the last of my youth