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The Face On The Barroom Floor easy guitar chords by Hank Snow
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Verse 1
'Twas
a balmy
summer
evening
and a goodly
crowd
was
there
Which
well- nigh
filled
Joe's
barroom
on
the corner
of
the square
And
as song
s and
witty stories
came
through
the open
door
A vagabond
crept
slowly
in and posed
upon
the floor.
"Where did it come
from?"
Someone
said.
"The
wind
has blown it
in?"
"What
does it want?"
an
other cried,
"Some whiskey,
rum
or
gin?"
"Here, Toby,
seek
him,
if your
stomach's
equal
to the work!"
"I
wouldn't touch
him with
a fork,
why, he's
as
filthy
as a Turk."
This badinage
the poor
wretch took
with
stoical
good
grace
In fact,
he smiled
as
though he thought
he'd struck
the
proper place
"Come,
boys,
I know
there's kindly
hearts
among so
good
a crowd
Why,
to
be in such
good
company
would make
a deacon
proud."
"Give me
a drink
- that's what
I want
- I'm
out of funds,
you know
When I had
cash
to treat
the gang,
this
hand was
never
slow
What? You
laugh
as tho'
you thought
this pocket
never
held a
sou
Why,
I was
fixed
as
well, my
boys,
as
anyone
of you."
"There,
thanks
- that's braced
me
nicely
- God
bless
you one
and all
Next
time I
pass
this
good saloon,
I'll make
another
call
Give you
a song?
No,
I can't
do that
- my singing
days
are past
My voice
is
cracked
and my throat's
worn
out
and my
lungs
are going
fast.
"Say,
Give me
another whiskey
and
I'll tell
you what I'll
do
I'll tell
you a
funny story
and
a
fact
I promise,
too
That I was
ever a
de
cent
man, not
a one
of you would
think
But, I was
some
four
of
five
years back
- say,
give us another
drink.
"Fill
her up, Joe,
I want to
put some
life into
my frame
Such
little drinks,
to
a bum like
me,
are miserably
tame
Five
fingers
- there,
that's
the scheme
- and
corkin'
whisky,
too
Well,
here's luck,
boys; and landlord,
my
best regards
to you.
"You've treated
me
pretty kindly
and
I'd like
to tell you
how
I came
to be
the dirty
sot
you see be
fore you
now
As
I told
you once,
I was
a man
with a muscle,
frame
and
health
And,
but for
a blunder,
ought to have made
considerable
wealth.
"I was
a painter
- not one
that daubed
on
bricks
and wood
But an
artist
and for
my age,
was
rated
pretty
good
I worked
hard at
my canvas
an
d I was
bidding
fair to
rise
'Coz
gradually
I
saw the
star of fame
before
my eyes.
"I made a picture
perhaps
you've
seen,
'tis called
the
'CHASE
OF
FAME'
It
brought me
fifteen
hundred
pounds
and
added
to my
name
And then
I met
a woman - now
comes
the funny
part
With eyes
that petrified
my brain
and sunk
into
my heart.
"Why don't you
laugh?
it's funny
that the vagabond
you see
Could
ever love
a woman
and expect
her love
for me
But 'twas so,
and
for
a month
or two,
her smiles
were freely
given
And when
her loving
lips
touched mine
it
car
ried
me to
heaven.
"Boys,
did you
ever see
a girl
for whom
your soul
you'd
give
With a form
like
the Milo
Venus,
too
beautiful
to live
With eyes
like
the purest
of diamonds
and a wealth
of chestnut
hair?
If
so, 'twas
she,
for there
never
was another
half
so
fair.
"I was
working
on a portrait
one
af
ternoon
in May
Of a fair-
haired
boy, a
friend
of mine,
who lived
across
the
way
And
Madeline
admired
it and much
to my
surprise
Said
she'd like
to know
the man
that had
such
dreamy
eyes.
"It didn't
take long
to know
him and
be
fore
the month
had flown
My
friend had
stole my
darlin'
and
I was
left
alone
And
ere a year
of
misery
had passed
above
my
head
The jewel
that I had
treasured
so,
had tarnished
and was
dead.
"That's why
I took to drink,
boys
- why,
I never
saw you
smile
I
thought
you'd be amused
and
laughing
all
the while
Why,
what's the matter
- friend?
There's a teardrop
in your
eye
Come,
laugh
like
me; why
'tis only
babes
and women
that
would cry.
"Say,
boys,
if you'd give
me
just
another whiskey,
I'll
really
be glad
And I'll
draw right
here a
picture
of the face
that
drove me
mad
Give
me
that piece
of chalk
with which
you mark
the baseball
score
And you
shall
see the
lovely Madeline
upon the
barroom
floor."
Another
drink and
with chalk
in hand
the vagabond
began
To sketch
a face
that
well might
buy
the soul
of
any
man
And
then as he
placed
another lock
upon
the shapely
head
With
a fearful
shriek,
he leaped
and
fell across
the pic
ture
- dead.
Outro 1
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