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[Verse 1]
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Bobbie threw a party when his parents left town
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He told a few people who told a few people, word got around
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It was a legendary evenin'
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The whole place got trashed
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It took all day Sunday four his buddies and twelve glad bags
            Bm                        A 
They got it all cleaned up, hauled it off in a truck
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Before his parents got back
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When they got home he gave them a hug
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And almost a heart attack

[Chorus]
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'Cause there was one beer can
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Lying there on the floor
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Right behind the sofa
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You could see it from the door
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His daddy threw a fit
     A
And Bobby discovered 
             Bm              A                         G
There ain't nothing in this world to ruin your whole summer
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Like one beer can
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One beer can

[Verse 2]
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Bobbie had a car
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His parents paid for
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He'd take it out on dates
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And drive it out to the lake
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But he don't anymore
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All of his friends
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Are still going out
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Not a care in the world
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Just thinking about girls
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And Bobby sittin' home thinking about

[Chorus]
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That one beer can
       A
Lying there on the floor
       Bm               
Right behind the sofa
           G
You could see it from the door
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That's all it took
     A
You talk about a bummer 
             Bm              A                         G
There ain't nothing in this world can ruin your whole summer
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Like one beer can
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One beer can

[Solo]
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[Bridge]
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It could've been worse
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But that ain't the point
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It could've been a rubber or a half smoked joint
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The hardest part is it was almost fine
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Drank a hundred beers and cleaned up ninety-nine

[Outro]
               D
But there was one beer can
       A
Lying there on the floor
       Bm              
Right behind the sofa
           G
You could see it from the door
     D
His daddy had a fit
     A
And Bobby discovered 
             Bm              A                         G
There ain't nothing in this world to ruin your whole summer
               D
Like one beer can
         D
One beer can