A comedy song by Aaron Wilburn.
OTHER TITLES
- How can I miss you, if you won’t go away.
- If the phone doesn’t ring, you’ll know it’s me.
- When you leave, walk out backwards, so I think you’re walkin in
- If I shot you when I wanted to, I’d be out by now
- If you won’t leave me alone, I’ll find someone who will.
- I’m so miserable without you, it’s almost like having you here.
- I’m sorry I made you cry, but at least your face is cleaner
- The oil is all in Texas, but the Dipsticks are in D.C.
IF MY NOSE WAS RUNNING MONEY
C F C
You say that I don't love you you say my love is untrue
D7 G7
Well darlin' if I was a rich man I'd prove my love to you
C F C
I'd buy you a diamond ring and a new fur coat or two
G7 C
If my nose was running money honey I'd blow it all on you
C F C
If my nose was running money I'd blow it all on you
D7 G7
I'd buy you a Cadillac and a new Mercedes too
C F C
I'd build you that mansion up on the mountaintop
G7 C
If my nose was running money but honey it's snot
C F C
If my nose was running money we could have anything we please
D7 G7
The first time you wanted cash all I'd have to do is sneeze
C F C
Why we'd be living high on the hog and the hog wouldn't be so lean
G7 C
If my nose was running money honey we'd be rollin' in the green
F C
It's a booger of a problem that I got
G7
I wish my nose was running money but it's snot
C F C
I'd buy you a Cadillac and a new Mercedes too
G7 C
If my nose was running money I'd blow it all on you
G7 C
If my nose was running money honey I'd blow it all on you
Extra Verse and Chorus:
[Verse 4] C F C If my nose was running money, We could eat out all the time, C G7 G The fanciest restaurants in town is where we'd go to dine, C F C We could blow my nose, pay the check, right before we'd leave, C G C We'd give the waitress a great big tip what I'd wiped on my sleeve.
[Verse 5] C F C If my nose was running money, Let me tell you what I'd do. C G7 G I'd buy you a John Deere tractor and get rid of that old gray mule. C F C I'd carry you down to the store and buy you a brand new pair shoes. C G C Then you'd not have to be plowin' bare footed the way you always do.