A country love song with a south of the border tune

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Work tape of a country song with a little south of the border sound. Another Round of Corrina is about realizing you have found your true love even if you had an argument with her. He's at a bar nursing a beer and feeling sorry. Corrina though finds him and they ride off into the sunset together. :)

Another Round of Corrina
© 2007 Mike Frisbey

(V1)
I’ve been sittin’ here thinkin’ and drinkin’ cold beer all night
tryin’ to remember just who it was that started our fight
The bartender yelled last call before he closed the door
So I held three fingers up and asked him to pour

(Chorus)
Another round of Corrina this time with her in my arms
can you make it real sweet with a double shot of her charms?
if I stumble and fall, she must’ve taken the keys to my heart
Another round of Corrina this time with her in my arms

(V2)
The bar was all starin’ and thinkin’ that I’d lost my mind
Seems nobody here had ever heard of a drink of that kind
But I caught them listenin’ to a man who still held your flame
and they all raised their glasses when I called your name

(Chorus)
Another round of Corrina this time with her in my arms
can you make it real sweet with a double shot of her charms?
if I stumble and fall, she must’ve taken the keys to my heart
Another round of Corrina this time with her in my arms

(V3)
I pushed back my chair and thought I’d head home it was late
the bartender said just a minute I think you should wait
When through the door walked the prettiest thing I’d ever seen
It was my sweet Corrina smiling at me

(Chorus)
Another round of Corrina this time with you in my arms
can you make it real sweet with a double shot of your charms?
if I stumble and fall, you must’ve stolen the keys to my heart
Another round of Corrina this time with you in my arms

(Repeat Last Chorus)

(Tag)
Another round of Corrina this time you’ll stay in my arms