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The Best Game In Town lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, it's a good country song co-written and recorded by David
Allan Coe.
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The Best Game In Town Recorded by David Allan Coe with Karen Brooks Written by Shel Silverstein, David A. Coe, Karen Brooks
G C G I was just warming up to this long legged girl with intentions to please Em Bm Em Bm Am My blood started rushin' as he laid his hand on my knee C D7 By the look in her eyes I thought she'd be easy Em C As she smiled and told me her name then she said G D7 G I've been here before and I know the rules to this game
D7 G I've tried to be cunning I've tried to act naturally mean D7 G You gotta take what fate deals you maybe this time she's dealt me a queen C And if you play your cards right you'll be with me tonight D7 And in the morning you'll still be there G Play 'em wrong and you'll be sitting across from a cold empty chair
C G I sure hope you've got what I need so I don't have to look anymore Em Bm Em Bm Am I ain't no king girl well I've held some jokers before C D7 As long as we're able to lay our cards on the table Em C There's no need to shuffle around G Em D7 We know how we feel let's go on and deal C D7 G This looks like the best game in town
Em D7 We know how we feel let's go on and deal C D7 G This looks like the best game in town
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