Raise your glassPRIVAT |C |C |G G G F |G 1. Well it's another rainy night here in my hometown |G |G |C C C F |C and the rain beats down on the stones around of the prison grounds. |C |C |G G G F |G Well you can raise a smile or lower your eyes when you pass by. |G |G |C C C F |C You'd surely understand if you were the man doin' time. |F |G Bridge. I guess it's fair to say |Em |Am D I had more than my share that day, and you know |F |C |G I've been told all prison bars are closed. |F |G |F |C Refr. So won't you raise your glass and get drunk for me |C |Am |Dm |G 'cause I'm the fool who drank too much you see. |F |G |F |C So won't you set them on, unselfishly. |F |G |C |Am |F |Em |Dm |G Please raise your glass to foolish me. Oh oh ohohoh. 2. When I left the factory gates I was perfectly straight and sober but I stopped for a short one which lead to a long one, another. He was six feet high 'bout twice my size but I was crazy because I heard him say, my wife in the day was no lady. Bridge. I guess it's fair to say I had more than my share that day,and you know I've been told all prison bars are closed. Refr. So won't you raise your glass and drink to me 'cause I'm the fool who left her alone you see. So won't you set them on, unselfishly. Please raise your glass to foolish me. Oh oh ohohoh. Ð