Jason Aldean – This Bar Don’t Work Anymore

Jason Aldean This Bar Don't Work Anymore

Jason Aldean – This Bar Don’t Work Anymore Lyrics

Artist: Jason Aldean
Song: This Bar Don’t Work Anymore

That smoke’s supposed to cover you up
And cloud my mind
This drink should be gettin’ me drunk
And getting me by

It should be easy to do what I came here for
But the second you walk through the door
This bar don’t work anymore
You’re giving it a hell of a job to do

The way he’s spinning you round on the floor
Brings back the midnight missing you
I was just drinking through, baby
It’s driving me crazy

Even the whiskey can’t ignore
That I’m right back where I was before
This bar don’t work anymore
This crowd’s supposed to drown you out

All night long
Some pretty girl’s supposed to turn things around
And maybe turn me on
I swore this neon would burn you out for sure

Baby, tell me what I’m paying ’em for
This bar don’t work anymore
You’re giving it a hell of a job to do
The way he’s spinning you round on the floor

Brings back the midnight missing you
I was just drinking through, baby
It’s driving me crazy
Even the whiskey can’t ignore

That I’m right back where I was before
This bar don’t work anymore
They might as well close it down
Shut it down go ‘head and board up the windows and lock the doors

‘Cause this bar don’t work anymore
You’re giving it a hell of a job to do
The way he’s spinning you round on the floor
Brings back the midnight missing you

I was just drinking through, baby
It’s driving me crazy
Even the whiskey can’t ignore
Still hung up on when I was yours

This bar don’t work anymore
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From the album:
MACON
Release Year: 2021