[REFRAIN – SING AFTER EACH STANZA] [C] Bottle of wine, fruit of the vine, when you gonna let me get [G] so [C] ber? [C] Let me alone, let me go home. Let me go back and start [G] ov [C] er. [C] [C]
TURNAROUND
[C] Rambling around this [F] dirty old [C] town, singing for [G] nickels and [C] dimes. [C] Times getting rough, I [F] ain’t got [C] enough to buy a little [G] bottle of [C] wine. (Yeah) [C]
[REFRAIN – SING AFTER EACH STANZA]
TURNAROUND
[C] Little hotel, [F] older than hell, [C] Dark as the [G] coal in the [C] mine. [C] Blankets are thin, I [F] lay there and [C] grin, ‘cause I got a little [G] bottle of [C] wine. [C]
[REFRAIN – SING AFTER EACH STANZA] [C] Bottle of wine, fruit of the vine, when you gonna let me get [G] so [C] ber? [C] Let me alone, let me go home. [C] Let me go back and start [G] ov [C] er. [C] [C]
TURNAROUND
[C] Pain in my head, [F] bugs in my bed, [C] Pants are so [G] old that they [C] shine; [C] Out on the street, tell [F] the people I [C] meet: “Won’t you [G] buy me a bottle of [C] wine?” [C]
[REFRAIN – SING AFTER EACH STANZA]
TURNAROUND
A [C] preacher will preach, a [F] teacher will teach, [C] a miner will [G] dig in the [C] mine. [C] I ride the rods, [F] trusting [C] in God, [G] Hugging my bottle of [C] wine.
[REFRAIN – SING AFTER EACH STANZA] [C] Bottle of wine, fruit of the vine, when you gonna let me get [G] so [C] ber? [C] Let me alone, let me go home. [C] Let me go back and start [G] ov [C] er. [C] [C]
[C] Let me go back and start [G] ov [C] er. [C] [C]
[OUTRO] [C] [G][C]
