Verse 1
G The only two things in D life that make it worth G livin'
is C guitars that tune good and D firm feelin' G women,
C I don't need my D name in the marquee G lights,
I C got my song and I D got you with me to G night,
C Maybe it's G time we got D back to the basics of G love,
Chorus
G Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas,
With Waylon and Willie and the C boys,
This D successful life we're livin's got us
feudin' like the Hatfields and G McCoys,
Between Hank Williams' pain songs and Newbury's train songs,
And C Blue Eyes Cryin in the Am Rain,
Out in D Luckenbach, Texas,
ain't nobody feelin' no G pain.
Interlude
Am D
Verse 2
So G baby, let's sell your diamond ring,
Am Buy some boots and D faded jeans and G go away,
This coat and tie is chokin' me;
Am in your high society, D you cry all G day,
We've been so busy keepin' up with the Joneses
C four-car garage, and we're Am still buildin' on,
C Maybe it's G time we got D back to the basics of G love.
Chorus
G Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas,
With Waylon and Willie and the C boys,
This D successful life we're livin's got us
feudin' like the Hatfields and G McCoys,
Between Hank Williams' pain songs and Newbury's train songs,
And C Blue Eyes Cryin in the Am Rain,
Out in D Luckenbach, Texas,
ain't nobody feelin' no G pain.
Chorus 2
G Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas,
With Waylon and Willie and the C boys,
This D successful life we're livin's got us
feudin' like the Hatfields and G McCoys,
Between Hank Williams' pain songs and Jerry Jeff's train songs,
And C Blue Eyes Cryin in the Am Rain,
Out in D Luckenbach, Texas,
ain't nobody feelin' no G pain.