No Good Sons Of Galveston

C F C G G F C When I got back into Galveston again, G F C I shot my wad at Calhoun's Billiards Bar and Inn F C And I get a sloe gin fizz F G How you been, boy, who's your friend? C F C G G F C San Francisco broke me down and wrecked my head. G F C Guess I wasn't much cut out just like they said. F C City life just got me sick, F G Money, pricks, and seedy tricks. F C Wrote back tex to fill my gas, F C Stocked myself on fancy grass, F G Eastbound fast and that was that. C F C Two thousand miles to Galveston. F C F C Your old boy done packed his bag and brought it home. F C F C Tell that what's-his-name I'd hate to break his nose, F C F C And tell your sister that she's looking mighty grown. C F C G G F C I fell loosely 'cross a street I'd seen before, G F C Saw the city boarded up your daddy's store F C Billy don't live here anymore. F G Jackie don't live here anymore. C F C Two thousand miles to Galveston. F C F C Your old boy done packed his bag and brought it home. F C F C Tell that what's-his-name I'd hate to break his nose, F C F C And tell your sister that she's looking mighty grown. C F C Two thousand miles to Galveston. F C F C Your old boy done packed his bag and brought it home. F C F C Tell that what's-his-name I'd hate to break his nose, F C F C And tell your sister that she's looking mighty grown.