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From: "Tim Ausburn" <tausburn@hotmail.com>
 Subject: Re: Song I sent in.
 Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 23:37:28 -0600
  I'VE ENJOYED AS MUCH OF THIS AS I CAN STAND
   Written by Bill Anderson  1961
   This version is from Porter Wagoner's 1962 recording.
 Lead in:
 
 (G) I've en- (D) joyed as much of (A7) this as I can (D) stand.
 
 You look lovelier to- (G) night than I re- (D) member,
 (G) I'm so (D) glad I got to (A7) see you once a- (D) gain,
 I've enjoyed just sitting (G) down and remi- (D) niscing,
 But (G) I've en- (D) joyed as much of (A7) this as I can (D) stand.
 
 So you say you're happy (G) now you've found a (D) new love,
 (G) Tell him (D) I said he's a (A7) lucky, lucky (D) man,
 No I don't think I'll have (G) time to see his (D) picture,
 (G) I've en- (D) joyed as much of (A7) this as I can (D) stand.
 
 Chorus:
 
 (D7) There's (G) so much more between us than this (D) table.
 All those years, all those dreams, all those (A7) plans,
 Guess you (D) know without me (G) saying, I still (D) love you,
 But (G) I've en- (D) joyed as much of (A7) this as I can (D) stand.