Life Is Fine

F A# F C A# F A# F N.C. A# Tomato’s hanging there on the vine, F Moon is hanging up in the sky, C My baby loves me, A# F A# Oh, life is fine. F N.C. A# Hound dog lying here at my feet, F Little one is sound asleep, C My baby loves me, A# F A# F Oh, life is sweet. C And we don’t care when the sun don’t shine, A# F She says that doesn’t matter. C She says she’ll love me when I’m old, A# N.C. C And fat and getting fatter. F A# Appreciating how the moon does shine, F Sitting listening to some old John Prine. C My baby loves me, A# F A# Oh, life is fine. F N.C. A# The fish are biting and the beer is cold, F Night is young and the bourbon’s old, C My baby loves me, A# F A# F Oh, life is gold. C And we don’t care when the cold wind blows, A# F We just snuggle closer, C And when I say, “I love you most,” A# N.C. C She says, “I love you most-er.” F A# F C A# F A# F N.C. A# Wind is whistling off in the pines, F Church bell says it’s half past nine, C My baby loves me, A# F A# Oh, life is fine. F N.C. A# Come on, woman, won’t you dance with me? F Bring the baby and we’ll make three, C And if you love me, A# F A# F Oh, life’s a dream. C So life is love, and love is life, A# F So the world goes ’round. C I’ll be happy just as long, A# N.C. F As that woman lets me hang around. F A# Tomato’s hanging there on the vine, F Moon is hanging up in the sky, C My baby loves me, A# F A# Oh, life is fine. F C A# F A# F My baby loves me, oh, life is fine.