Capo 2nd Fret) Intro: [A] [G] [D] They were squeaky clean when they arrived, [A] Don't know how they'll all survive, The smell of smoke and the after effects of [D] beans; But everybody smells the same, [A] that's why you'll hear no one complain, 'Cause everyone goes a little insane, Up at the [D] cabin. They start around noon and all you can hear, "Is the [A] chicken thawed? Do we have enough beer?" 'Cause everyone said they're comin' over to- [D] night; The women got the men as busy as bees, With their [A] big beer bellies and their knobby knees, Like a bunch of old beavers chewin' down trees, U p at the [D] cabin. Chorus: [G] Nobody's sad, everyone's glad, To see [D] somebody droppin' by, [E] Have a beer, [E7] have a drink, Have a [A] piece of the missus' blueberry pie; They're [G] eating things they wouldn't eat before, [D] Sittin' at the table or on the floor, 'Cause, anything goes when you walk through that door, [A] Up at the [D] cabin. Someone starts singin' an old time song, [A] And everybody starts singin' along, The racket would make you drink another bottle of [D] beer; Bertha's on the Bailey's and Gurdy's on the gin, [A] Tellin' dirty jokes that would shame the men, But it wouldn't be the same if they never came in, With us to the [D] cabin. By two A.M. they're all half cut, [A] Bud is at the barbeque stuffin' his gut, And someone says, "I think I'm gonna be [D] sick." They've all had one too many to drive, [A] Might as well stay for the night, Last one in bed turns out the light, Up at the [D] cabin. Chorus: Oh, [G] nobody's sad, everyone's glad, To see [D] somebody droppin' by, [E] Have a beer, [E7] have a drink, Have a [A] piece of the missus' blueberry pie; They're [G] eating things they wouldn't eat before, [D] Sittin' at the table or on the floor, 'Cause, anything goes when you walk through that door, [A] Up at the [D] cabin. Everyone is tryin' to get some sleep, [A] Back-to-back, head-to-feet, Someone swears, "Get your backside outta me [D] face." Then somebody else starts to snore, [A] and he ends up on the floor, My son, you won't be sleepin' anymore, Up in this [D] cabin. But nobody's thinkin' 'bout gettin' up, [A] There's no chance for makin' love, There's five of them all coiled up on the [D] bed; Then the beer and the barbeque comes alive, [A] Someone moans "My son, who died?" They all laughed until they cried, Up at the [D] cabin. Chorus: Oh, [G] nobody's sad, everyone's glad, To see [D] somebody droppin' by, [E] Have a beer, [E7] have a drink, Have a [A] piece of the missus' blueberry pie; They're [G] eating things they wouldn't eat before, [D] Sittin' at the table or on the floor, 'Cause, anything goes when you walk through the door, [A] Up at the [D] cabin. Oh, you say you that you're too sick to eat, [A] Shirt on backwards, boots on the wrong feet, Wouldn't be caught dead like this anywhere [D] else; Hair looks like lightnin' struck, You [A] think you'd been run over by a truck, Nobody seems to give a darn, Up at the [D] cabin. Though me bills are not paid and me mortgage is due, Spent [A] two hundred bucks on grub and booze, I'll wait till next month to get tires for me [D] car; Monday morning on the job again, [A] A whole lot poorer then when we came in, Can't wait till Friday after work and then, It's back to the [D] cabin. Chorus: Oh, [G] nobody's sad, everyone's glad, To see [D] somebody droppin' by, [E] Have a beer, [E7] have a drink, Have a [A] piece of the missus' blueberry pie; They're [G] eating things they wouldn't eat before, [D] Sittin' at the table or on the floor, 'Cause, anything goes when you walk through the door, [A] Up at the [D] cabin. Ah, anything goes when you walk through that door, [A] Up at the [D] cabin.
