CHAMPAGNE TOWN. (Jason Aldean) *** There are 2 versions in same page: *** 1) Simple chords for novices (CAPO 2nd fret); 2) Normal version just after (NO CAPO). ******* SIMPLE VERSION ******* CAPO 2nd fret Asus4 x02230 [Intro] | | | [Verse 1] Well I got there late blame it on the rain Guess I gotta stay another night In this town full of lights guys like me don’t like Yeah I flagged a yellow car found a smoky bar Threw this ol’ heart on a stool Let me and this 90-proof do what we gotta do [Chorus] So I’m here drinking whiskey in a champagne town While you’re tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now Blamin’ you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Verse 2] I was just a stop along the way Just a phase you were going through In the back of your mind you knew What this was comin’ to yeah so did I But it still burns tonight just like this [Chorus] Whiskey in a champagne town While you’re tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now? Blamin’ you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Chorus] Sittin’ here drinkin’ whiskey in a champagne town Are you tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now? Blaming you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Outro] Ain’t nothin’ but whiskey whiskey In a champagne town Ain’t nothin’ but whiskey whiskey In a champagne town ******* NORMAL VERSION ******* Bsus4 x24452 [Intro] | | | [Verse 1] Well I got there late blame it on the rain Guess I gotta stay another night In this town full of lights guys like me don’t like Yeah I flagged a yellow car found a smoky bar Threw this ol’ heart on a stool Let me and this 90-proof do what we gotta do [Chorus] So I’m here drinking whiskey in a champagne town While you’re tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now Blaming you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Verse 2] I was just a stop along the way Just a phase you were going through In the back of your mind you knew What this was comin’ to yeah so did I But it still burns tonight just like this [Chorus] Whiskey in a champagne town While you’re tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now Blaming you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Chorus] Sittin’ here drinking whiskey in a champagne town Are you tryin’ not to miss me Like I’m tryin’ not to miss you now? Blaming you by two and me by three It’s plain to see all I’ll ever be to you Is what I am right now Nothin’ but whiskey in a champagne town [Outro] Ain’t nothin’ but whiskey whiskey In a champagne town Ain’t nothin’ but whiskey whiskey In a champagne town

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un homme qui se retrouve dans une ville animée, sous des lumières éclatantes, mais il ressent un certain malaise. Il est là à boire du whisky, réfléchissant à ses sentiments pour une personne qui est désormais juste une étape dans sa vie. Il tente de faire face à leur séparation tout en réalisant que leur histoire ne représente qu'une phase temporaire pour elle. Malgré cela, il ressent encore une douleur, illustrant le contraste entre son état d'esprit et l’apparente festivité de l’endroit. Le contexte est celui d'une rupture où l'auteur essaie de s'accrocher à ses émotions tout en se rendant compte qu'il ne fait que sombrer dans ses souvenirs, comme un écho des choix passés qui le hantent. La ville, symbole de moments festifs, ne peut masquer la solitude qu'il ressent de l'autre côté de la coupe.