Turn It On Turn It Up Turn Me Loose
| E | B |
| Well I’m back again for | another night |
| E |
| Of trying to break free from this sadness I can’t lay to | rest |
| B |
| This old honky-tonk sure does | feel like home |
| E |
| And the music with the laughter seem to suit my | loneliness |
| A |
| (So) Turn it | on, turn it up, turn me loose |
| E |
| From her memory that’s | drivin’ me lonely, crazy, and blue |
| A |
| It | helps me forget her so the louder the better |
| E | B7 | E |
| Hey | mister, turn it on, turn it | up, turn me | loose |
| E | B7 |
| Now if a | tear should fall, if I should | whisper her name |
|
| To some stranger I’m holdin’ while we’re dancin’ |
| E |
| To an old Buck Owens | song |
| B7 |
| I know she won’t mind, she won’t | even know |
|
| She’ll be dancin’ with a memory |
| E |
| Cryin’ teardrops of her | own |
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| Source: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/d/dwight_yoakam/turn_it_on_turn_it_up_turn_me_loose_crd.htm |