A G#m F#m B E [Verse 1] E D D A G#m G#m F#m She don't like him talkin to blondes E D D A G#m G#m F#m Girls in town ain't used to men like John A B Another waitress sets him up for free A B A G#m F#m A Ain't that good lookin but he sure knows what to say [Chorus 1] B E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart B7 it sounds so lonely like a leavin train E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart He sounds so lonely F#m G#m A E You're one silver tongued devil [Verse 2] E D D A G#m G#m F#m Next door neighbors since we were nine E D D A G#m G#m F#m This old mill town is in a sharp decline A B Talks about leaving almost every day A B A G#m F#m A It's the end of the season and there's no reason to stay [Chorus 2] B E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart B7 it sounds so lonely like a leavin train E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart He sounds so lonely F#m G#m A E You're one silver tongued devil [Bridge] A G#m Sometimes he'd talk about a fantasy F#m E To go off and become a famous guy Am C#m His girlfriend went to had the baby D C#m G#m B and how it just break his heart Now to leave them behind [Instrumental] E C#m Am B B B/A B/G# B/F# E C#m A G#m F#m E Am G#m F#m B E [Chorus 3] E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart B it sounds so lonely like a leavin train E C#m Yeah! he's got a voice like a tuxedo and pink champagne Am When he speaks his heart He sounds so lonely F#m G#m A You're one silver tongued F#m G#m A You're one silver tongued F#m G#m A E A G#m F#m E You're one silver tongued devil