Intro
Verse
E B7 E
Well I'm a-laid up on a creek bank with a cold one in my hand
B7
It's 88 in the shade, I got the bait and an old tin can
E E7 A
And Ol' Blue's been a-barkin' at the bobber on the end of my pole
E B7 A E B7
Yeah sometimes I miss ya baby, most the time I don't
E B7 E
Sundown I go down, shoot the bull at Ernie's Bar
B7
And the boys in the band will let me stand in and play guitar
E E7 A
The barkeep'll let me camp out in the corner if I can't make it home
E B7 A E E7
Yeah sometimes I miss ya baby, most the time I don't
Chorus
A B7 E
Sometimes I miss your big city lovin
A B7 E
And the way you sparkle like Hollywood
A B7 E
You can't blame a country boy for tryin'
A B7 E
And I did the best I could, I did the best I could
Verse
E B7 E
I sold all the cows and put a down on a house you just had to have
B7
You changed your mind but that's alright we only lost about 9 or 10 grand
E E7 A
By the time your new boyfriend-slash-lawyer came to pick you up in his shiny new Jaguar
E B7 A E E7
I was flat broke, sometimes I miss ya, but most the time I don't
Chorus
A B7 E
But sometimes I miss your sweet lovin'
A B7 E
And your high heels you looked so good
A B7 E
But nothin's worse than an unhappy woman
A B7 E
And I did the best I could, I did the best I could
Bridge
A B7
I taped your photograph to my dartboard
A B7
And I take careful aim at your picture
A B7
And sometimes, sometimes, sometimes I miss ya
Chorus
A B7 E
Sometimes I miss your lovin'
A B7 E
And your high heels you looked so good
A B7 E
You can't blame a country boy for tryin'
A B7 E
And I did the best I could, I did the best I could
A B7 E A B7
I did the best I could
E B7 E
Now I'm laid up on a creek bank with a cold one in my hand