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Another Honky-Tonk Night On Broadway (1982)
I sold my horse and saddle, rode the gray dog to New York
My guitar and fifty dollars between me and all alone
Found a job that pays okay but it costs twice as much to stay
So I’ll just buy myself a beer and dream of home

When things ain’t going good that’s when everything goes bad
But this old bar’s my home away from home
I won’t worry about tomorrow cause tonight I’ll drown my sorrow
Think about that sweet thing back in San Antone

I’m hanging in by hanging out till I drink the night away
Till I find my name in neon light guess I’m gonna have to stay
But I’m tired of sleeping all alone my arms can’t reach to San Antone
So tonight will be another honky-tonk night on Broadway, on Broadway

When all that’s on my mind is the love you left behind
That’s when honky-tonking helps to ease the mind
And you know that I get lonesome too but these cowboys know I belong to you
And I’m waiting till I’m in your arms again

I’m hanging in by hanging out till I drink the night away
Till you find my name in neon light guess you’re gonna have to stay
I’m so tired of sleeping all alone my arms can’t reach to San Antone
So tonight will be another honky-tonk night on Broadway, on Broadway

I’m hanging in by hanging out till I drink the night away
Till you find my name in neon light guess you’re gonna have to stay
I’m so tired of sleeping all alone my arms can’t reach to San Antone
So tonight will be another honky-tonk night on Broadway, on Broadway

Miscellaneous
Another Honky-Tonk Night On Broadway (1982)