If I Could Have A Drink

C, F G C C F G C If I could have a drink, with Mr. Hank Williams C F G C I'd ask him if the whiskey, if it made him feel strong. C F G C Then I'd take a deep breath, and I would hand him my Martin C F G C And ask him to cry one of his old gospel songs C F G C If I could have a drink, with the King of Memphis C F G C I'd ask him where the hell did he learn all his moves. C F G C And what was it like to watch them women go crazy C F G C When you blew their minds dancin in your blue suede shoes. G C G C You paved the way, you cut the path G C F C You set the standard which we all aim at G C G C And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing G C F C Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink C F G C If I could have a drink, with the man in black C F G C I'd ask him when he knew that Ms. June was the one C F G C What was it like, to stand in that prison C F G C And sing about freedom to a man that didn't have none. G C G C You paved the way, you cut the path G C F C You set the standard which we all aim at G C G C And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing G C F C Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink