Beer Face, Whiskey Eyes

[Verse 1]
Sun went down on a long week
I'm worn out and a little mean
Got that barstool bend in my backbone
Truck keys
Bad mood
Big streak
You walk in lookin' Sunday clean
Too good for this busted scene
But my tongue's sharp
My guard's high
And my temper's ridin' caffeine
[Chorus]
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes
Darlin'
I am too honest
Too harsh
Too tired tonight
If your heart still wants this fool of mine
Please come back at another time
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes
[Verse 2]
You know I love you when I'm clear
When the dust settles
Roads steer
Right back to your front porch light
Right back to your "come lay here"
But right now it's a lose-lose fight
Words cut deeper in this light
I'd rather miss one kiss
Than watch you walk out of my life
[Chorus]
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes
Darlin'
I am too honest
Too harsh
Too tired tonight
If your heart still wants this fool of mine
Please come back at another time
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes
[Bridge]
I ain't pushin' you away
I'm just tryin' not to break what we made
Let me sleep off this long
Hard day
Then I'll meet you halfway (oh, darlin')
[Chorus]
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes
Darlin'
I am too honest
Too harsh
Too tired tonight
If your heart still wants this fool of mine
Please come back when the sun can shine
Don't talk to me if I got a beer face and whiskey eyes

rock, Country rock with male vocals, mid-tempo swagger. Crunchy Telecaster riffs over a tight rhythm section, warm bass glued to a snappy snare. Verses stay laid-back with a barroom drawl; chorus kicks in with big gang harmonies and a singalong hook. Slide guitar fills answer the vocal, with a short, gritty lead break on the last chorus., male vocals, country rock