Honky Tonk Man:Johnny Horton. #96 Rock & #11 Country in 1962. CHORUS: E I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop. A I love to give the girls a whirl to the music E of an old jukebox. E B But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone, A B E callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home? #1. E B I`m living fast and dangerously but I`ve got plenty E of company. E B When the moon comes up and the sun goes down, A E that`s when I want to see the lights of town. CHORUS: E I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop. A I love to give the girls a whirl to the music E of an old jukebox. E B But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone, A B E callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home? (INTERLUDE:) CHORUS: E I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop. A I love to give the girls a whirl to the music E of an old jukebox. E B But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone, A B E callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home? #2. E B It takes a pretty little gal and a jug of wine.. A E that`s what it takes to make a honky tonk mine. E B With the jukebox a moanin` a honky tonk sound, A E that`s when I wanna lay my money down. CHORUS: E I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop. A I love to give the girls a whirl to the music E of an old jukebox. E B But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone, A B E callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home? A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.