Biography:
"Jackie Keith Whitley" (b. July 1, 1954 in Sandy Hook, Kentucky d. May 9, 1989) was an American country music singer.
Early life
Whitley learned to play a guitar at a very young age, and became involved with a regional television show when he was eight years old. He and his friend, Ricky Skaggs, formed a bluegrass band, which landed both of them their first break in 1970, when they joined Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Boys. Whitley was singing lead for the band by 1974 at the age of 20.
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Other songs:
- Don't Close Your Eyes
- I'm No Stranger To The Rain
- I'm Over You
- Miami My Amy
- Some Ole Side Road
- Tell Lori I Love Her
- When You Say Nothing At All
- A Christmas Letter
- A Day In The Life Of A Fool
- Between An Old Memory And Me
- Between Old Memory And Me
- Birmingham Turnaround
- Brotherly Love
- Come Back Kid
- Dance With Me Molly
- Dont Close Your Eyes
- Hard Livin
- Homecoming 63
- Honky Tonk Crazy
- Honky Tonk Heart
- I Never Go Around Mirrors
- I Wonder Do You Think Of Me
- I Wouldve Loved You All Night Long
- If A Broken Heart Could Kill
- Im Gonna Hurt Her On The Radio
- Im No Stranger To The Rain
- Im Over You
- It Aint Nothin
- Its All Coming Back To Me Now
- Ive Done Everything Hank Did But Die
- Ive Got The Heart For You
- Kentucky Bluebird
- Long Black Limousine
- Lord It Sure Is Drunk Out Tonight
- Nobody In His Right Mind
- Off To A Crawlin Start
- Sad Songs Waltzes
- Some Old Side Road
- Somebodys Doing Me Right
- Talk To Me Texas
- Ten Feet Away
- Til A Tear Becomes A Rose
- Till A Tear Becomes A Rose
- To Be Loved By A Woman
- Wherever You Are Tonight
- Would These Arms Be In Your Way
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Lord, It Sure Is Drunk Out Tonight
Written by Keith Whitley & Bill Carswell
Recorded by Keith Whitley
[Intro]
| (G) | (A) | (D) | (D)
[Verse]
A D
It's just too bad for me to go out- side
G A
'Cause all I do tonight is slip and slide
D
Not because of any snow or rain
E A
No, the weatherman is not the one to blame
A D
Since you've left, I'm back to my old ways
G A
I ain't drawn a sober breath in days
G D
So I'll just sit here higher than a kite
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Chorus]
G D
When you moved out, a drunk front moved on in
E A
And the storm inside me is raging once a- gain
G D
The forecast tells me there's no change in sight
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Instrumental]
| (G) | (A) | (D) | (D) |
A D
I'll just sit here drinking and pre- tend
G A
That you're the reason for the shape I'm in
D
But you and I both know that it's not true
E A
There's just no way to place the blame on you
A D
I couldn't be the man you hoped I'd be
G A
'Cause the bottle always got the best of me
G D
I've tried to straighten up with all my might
G A D
But Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Chorus]
G D
When you moved out, a drunk front moved on in
E A
And the storm inside me is raging once a- gain
G D
The forecast tells me there's no change in sight
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Outro]
G A D
Yeah Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
Written by Keith Whitley & Bill Carswell
Recorded by Keith Whitley
[Intro]
| (G) | (A) | (D) | (D)
[Verse]
A D
It's just too bad for me to go out- side
G A
'Cause all I do tonight is slip and slide
D
Not because of any snow or rain
E A
No, the weatherman is not the one to blame
A D
Since you've left, I'm back to my old ways
G A
I ain't drawn a sober breath in days
G D
So I'll just sit here higher than a kite
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Chorus]
G D
When you moved out, a drunk front moved on in
E A
And the storm inside me is raging once a- gain
G D
The forecast tells me there's no change in sight
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Instrumental]
| (G) | (A) | (D) | (D) |
A D
I'll just sit here drinking and pre- tend
G A
That you're the reason for the shape I'm in
D
But you and I both know that it's not true
E A
There's just no way to place the blame on you
A D
I couldn't be the man you hoped I'd be
G A
'Cause the bottle always got the best of me
G D
I've tried to straighten up with all my might
G A D
But Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Chorus]
G D
When you moved out, a drunk front moved on in
E A
And the storm inside me is raging once a- gain
G D
The forecast tells me there's no change in sight
G A D
'Cause Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
[Outro]
G A D
Yeah Lord, it sure is drunk out to- night
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