G6sus Well I'm sittin' down in San Anton' Dmaj7 Waiting on an eight o'clock train G6sus My woman left me here last night Dmaj7 Things ain't been quite the same G6sus I gotta get back to Dallas Dmaj7 And tie up a few loose ends G6sus I'm gonna work a week make a hundred dollars Dmaj7 Aw and hit the road again G So I don't want you to think That you're the first one Dmaj7 To leave me out here on my own G F#m Cause this ain't gonna be the first time Em A Dmaj7 G6sus + Main This ol' cowboy spent the night alone G6sus Now honey I've been a fool but a bigger fool Dmaj7 I can't remember when I've been G6sus Just to open up my heart Dmaj7 And let you walk right in G6sus Now there's one thing in this life Dmaj7 Ain't hard for me to do G6sus That's as soon as I kiss the lips of another woman Dmaj7 I'm gonna forget all about you G So I don't want you to think That you're the first one Dmaj7 To leave me out here on my own G F#m No this ain't gonna be the first time Em A Dmaj7 G6sus + Main This ol' cowboy spent the night alone Solo: Verse chords + Main Riff (Twice) G6sus If you wrote all the woman's names down I know Dmaj7 And let me pick one out G6sus I don't think there'd be one in the whole bunch Dmaj7 Aw I'd give a hoot about G So I don't want you to think That you're the first one Dmaj7 To leave this ol' boy out here on his own G F#m Cause this ain't gonna be the first time Em A Dmaj7 This ol' cowboy spent the night alone G F#m No this ain't gonna be the first time Em A Dmaj7 G6sus + Main This ol' cowboy spent the night alone End: G F#m Em A (Dmaj7)