Down On the Borderline
de Waylon Jennings
Each night I leave the barroom when it's over not feeling any pain at closin' time
But tonight your mem'ry found me much too sober
I couldn't drink enough to get you off my mind
Tonight the bottle let me down let your mem'ry come around
The one true friend that I thought I'd found tonight the bottle let me down
[ steel - guitar ]
I've always had a bottle I could turn to lately I've been turning every day
But the booze don't take effect the way it used to
I keep a hurtin' in an old familiar way
Tonight the bottle let me down...
[ guitar ]
Tonight the bottle let me down...
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