Key: A Intro: A Verse 1: A Without that '57 Cadillac D And that mini mansion in a cul-de-sac E That 15-gallon Stetson hat A That you wear all the time A
And those real expensive rounds of golf D And this diamond you're still payin' off E Just know as soon as you get caught A They'll all be good as mine Chorus: D I called that lawyer up in Dallas A The one who's livin' in that palace E So I know he's good at winnin' A If you think there's somethin' that you're missin' D And you start steppin' out A Only one thing can console me E If you're gonna leave me in San Antone A Remember the alimony Verse 2: A If you like livin' at your mama's house D And drinkin' Milwaukee's best on a hand-me-down couch E And you'rе gonna love how this all works out A 'Cause it all works out for me A What's minе is mine, and what's yours is mine D So go on, baby, have a real good time E I'll be countin' the dollars, you'll be rollin' the dimes A Freedom don't come free Chorus: D I called that lawyer up in Dallas A The one who's livin' in that palace E So I know he's good at winnin' A If you think there's somethin' that you're missin' D And you start steppin' out A Only one thing can console me E If you're gonna leave me in San Antone A D Remember the alimony Piano Solo: D A E A Bridge: D For richer, not for poorer A Well, consider this your spoiler E If you think you can't afford her A Well, you can't afford me too Chorus: D So if you start steppin' out A Only one thing can console me E If you're gonna leave me in San Antone A Well, remember the alimony Outro: E You ain't gonna have a row to hoe E Go on and do your dog and pony show E If you're gonna be a dumbass A Honey, I hope you remember the alimony
“Alimony” is a spirited song by Miranda Lambert, addressing themes of infidelity and the consequences of betrayal. The song is part of her album “Postcards from Texas,” released in July 2024.