Chords used
G
D
C
Em
C/E
D/F
A
Am
F
F7
Bb
Fdim
C7
F/A
Gm
Dm
Bb7
E
F#m
A7
G7
1.
Where Were You
Key: GCapo 5MediumG
D
C
Em
C/E
D/F
on his guitar, but the lead acoustic guitar had a
GWhere were you when the world stop turningD on that
September GDay
Were you out in the yard with your wife and children
Or Dworking on some stage in L.GA.
Did you Cstand there in shock at the Gsight of that black
smoke
RCising against that blue Gsky
Did you Cshout out in anger, in Gfear for your neighbor
Or Emdid you just sit down and Ccry D
Did you Gweep for the children who lost their dear loved ones
And Dpray for the ones who don't Gknow
Did you reGjoice for the people who walked from the rubble
And Dsob for the ones left beGlow
Did you Cburst out in pride for the Gred, white and blue
And the Cheroes who died just Gdoin' what they do
Did you Clook up to heaven for Gsome kind of answer
And Emlook at yourself and Cwhat really matters
CI'm just a singer of Gsimple songs
I'm not a Creal political Gman
I watch CCNN but I'm Gnot sure I could
Tell you the Emdifference in Iraq and ICran
But CI know Jesus and GI talk to God
And I reCmember this from when I was Gyoung
CFaith, hope and love are some Ggood things He gave usD
And the greatest is love C D C/E D/F
GWhere were you when the world stopD turning on that
September Gday
Teaching a class full of innocent children
Or Ddriving down some cold interGstate
Did Cyou feel guilty 'cause Gyou're a survivor
In a Ccrowded room did you feel aGlone
Did you Ccall up your mother and Gtell her you love her
Did you Emdust off that bible at Chome D
Did you Gopen your eyes, hope it never happened
And you Dclose your eyes and not go to Gsleep
Did you notice the sunset the first time in ages
Or Dspeak to some stranger on the Gstreet
Did you Clay down at night and Gthink of tomorrow
CGo out and buy you a Ggun
Did you Cturn off that violent old Gmovie you're watchin'
And Emturn on "I Love Lucy" reCruns
Did you go to a church and hold Ghands with some strangers
CStand in line and give your own Gblood
Did you Cjust stay home and cling Gtight to your family
Thank EmGod you had somebody to Clove
CI'm just a singer of Gsimple songs
I'm not aC real political Gman
I watch CCNN but I'm Gnot sure I could
Tell you the Emdifference in Iraq and ICran
But CI know Jesus and GI talk to God
And I reCmember this from when I was Gyoung
CFaith, hope and love are some Ggood things He gave usD
And the greatest is loveC D
CI'm just a singer of Gsimple songs
I'm not a Creal political Gman
I watch CCNN but I'm Gnot sure I could
Tell you the Emdifference in Iraq and ICran
But CI know Jesus and GI talk to God
And I reCmember this from when I was Gyoung
CFaith, hope and love are some Ggood things He gave usD
And the greatest is loveC D C/E D/F
And the greatest is loveC D C/E D/F
And the greatest is loveC D C/E
GWhere were you when the world stop turningD on that
September dayG
2.
That's Where I Belong
Key: GEasyG
A
D
GWhen the franticA pace of life attacDks me
GAnd weighs Ame to the ground D
GI long for someplace Ato escape D
GTo the one place i have found A
GNo stopligAhts to obey D
GNo signs or Alimits there D
GJust droAp the hook D
DAnd make your home almost anyGwhere A D
Where the sky meetsA the water D
Where the wind iAs my song D
Where the sun is myA brother D
GThat's where I belAong D
GThe gentle motion Aof the seas D
GJust rocks me Aoff to sleep D
GNo sirens, cars oAr screams D
just quieGt ocean breeze A
GA frigate biArd encircles Dme
GA 1000 fAeet above D
GShe dips her wing andA bows her head D
GLike we share a comAmon lover D
Where the sky meeAts the water D
Where the wind is Amy song D
Where the sun isA my brother D
TGhat's where I bAelong D
When the moonGlight cracks the Aedge of night D
And stGars are everyAwhere D
I can taste Gthe rum aAnd coke D
And I can smell thatG salty air A
A lGight spray aAcross my bow D
GCools the evAening sun D
As it sGlowly melts into theA sea D
And Gtells meA day is doneD
Where the sky meeAts the water D
Where the wind is mAy song D
Where the sun is myA brother D
GThat's where I beAlong D
When the commoGn themes of lifAe D
TheyG come and overloadA my brain D
I sGteer my thoughts right toA that place D
That takGes me far away A
When the trGaffic fills that concArete path D
That taGkes me back and forAth D
I usGually sit aAnd dream about D
That bGiggest piece of eAarth D
Where the sky meeAts the water D
Where the wind is Amy song D
Where the sun is Amy brother D
GThat's where I beAlong D
GWhere the sky meeAts the water D
GWhere the wind isA my song D
GWhere the sun isA my brother D
GThat's where I bAelong D
DYeah, thGat's where I belAong D
Oh, that'Gs where I beAlong D
GA
DGAD
3.
Gone Country (ver. 2)
Key: GEasyG
D
C
Em
Gone Country - Alan Jackson
(Bob McDill)
As a source I used the submission of: email protected
(theTone)
of 20 Feb 1995.
He explains that the riff is not the correct picking, so I looked into
it:
GDC
Play the riff between | and | 4 times. Use 3rd and 4th finger for the G
chord
in the riff (3rd fret B and E string) and leave those fingers there thru
the whole riff.
Also play the G chord thru the whole song as follows: E A D G B E
3 x 0 0 3 3
She's been Gplaying that room on the Cstrip for Dten years in Vegas
Every Gnight she looks in the Cmirror but Dshe only ages
(riff) G C D
She's been reading 'bout Nashville and all the records that everybody's
buying
Says I'm a Gsimple girl myself Cgrew Dup on Long Island
So she Empacks her bags to Dtry her hand
Says Emthis might be Dmy last chance
She's gone Gcountry, Clook at them Dboots
She's gone Gcountry, Cback to her Droots
She's gone Gcountry, a Cnew kind of Dsuit
Em/NC
She's gone country, here she comes
2x riff
Well the Gfolk scene's dead, but Che's holding Dout in the village
He's beenG writing songs, speaking Cout againstD wealth and privilege
He says GI don't believe in money, but a Cman could Dmake him a killin'
Cause Gsome of that stuff don't Csound much Ddifferent than Dylan
I Emhear down there it's Dchanged you see
ThEmey're not as backwards as they Dused to be
He's gone Gcountry, Clook at them Dboots
He's gone Gcountry, Cback to his Droots
He's gone Gcountry, a Cnew kind of Dsuit
Em/NC
He's gone country, here he comes
Play chorus 1x
He comGmutes to L.A., but Che's got a Dhouse in the valley
But the Gbills are pilling up and the Cpop scene just Dain't on a rally
He says Ghoney I'm a serious composerC schooled in Dvoice and composition
(riff) G C D
But with the crime and the smog these days this ain't no place for
children
Lord it Emsounds so easy, this Dshouldn't take long
Be Emback in the money in Dno time at all
He's gone Gcountry, Clook at them Dboots
He's gone Gcountry, Cback to his Droots
He's gone Gcountry, a Cnew kind of Dsuit
Em/NC
He's gone country, here he comes
2x riff
Yeah he's gone Gcountry, a Cnew kind of Dwalk
He's gone Gcountry, a Cnew kind of Dtalk
He's gone Gcountry, Clook at them Dboots
He's gone Gcountry, oh Cback to his Droots
He's gone Gcountry C D
He's gone Gcountry C
EveryDbody's gone Gcountry C
DYeah we've gone Gcountry C
The whole Dworld's gone Gcountry C D G C D
4.
Drive For Daddy Gene
Key: GCapo 4MediumG
D
C
Em
Am
written by: Georgia Boy Alan Jackson
This is the first song i've ever posted on the internet, so corrections are
welcome. Sounds right though with the song. Listen to the song for the
strumming patterns. I like to throw in a little picking along the way. Its
a great song. I think everybody can relate to it somehow. God Bless.
GIt was painted red, tDhe stripe was white
CIt was 18 feet from the bow to the stern light D
GSecond hand from a dDealer in Atlanta
CI rode up with daddy when he went there to getC her.
GPut on the shine, pDut on the motor
CBuilt out of love, and made for water D G
We had her for years tiDll the transom got rotten
CA piece of my childhood that'll never be forgotten.
GIt was just an old pDly wood boat
CWith a 75 Johnson, and electric choke.D G
GA young boy 2 hDands on the wheel
CI cant replace the way it made me feel
GAnd i would turn her sharp and ID'd make it white
And he'd say Cyou cant beat the way an old wood boat rides
EmJust a little lake cross theC alabama line
But i was kinAmg of the ocean Dwhen daddy let me driGve. G D C D
GJust an old half ton, Dshort bed ford, mCy uncle bought new in 64.
GDaddy got it right caDuse the engine was smokin',
CCouple of burnt valves and he had it goin'
GHe'd let me drive her and Dwe'd haul off a load
CDown a dirt strip where we'd dump trash off the Thigpin road
GI'd set up in the seat, sDtretch my feet out to the peddles,
CSmiling like a hero that just recieved his meddle.
GIt was just an old hDand-me-down ford, with tChree speed on the column
DG
And a dent in the door.
A young boy, 2D hands on the wheel. I Ccant replace the way it
Made me feel. andG i would press that clutch and i'dD keep it right
and he'd sayC a little slower son ye doin just fine.
EmJust a dirt road with trasCh on each side but i was AmMario Andretti
When Ddaddy let me drivGe.D C D
GI'm grown up now 3D daughters of my own.
CI let 'em drive my old jeep cross the pasture at our home.
GMaybe one day theDy'll reach back in their file.
CAnd pull out that old memory and think of me and smile and say.
Final Chorus:
GIt was just an old Dworn out Jeep
CWith rusty old floor-boards, hot on my feet.
A young girl, D2 hands on the wheel,
CI cant replace the way it made me feel.
and i wouGld turn it left and Dsteer it right
CStraiten up girl now ye doin just fine.
EmJust a little valley by the Criver where we'd ride
but i was hAmigh on the mountain D
When daddy let me drivGe D when daddy let me dCriiiDve
Whoa he let me dGriiiDiiivCe D
Ending:
GShe's just an old ply woDod boat
C(once) End with G
with a 75 johnson and electric choke.
5.
I Slipped And Fell In Love
Key: FHardF
F7
Bb
C
Fdim
C7
F/A
Gm
Dm
Bb7
By axehappy - email protected
F = 133211 F7 = 131211
Bb = x13331 C = x32010
Fdim = xx0101 C7 = x32310
F/A = x03211 Gm = 355333
F+ = xx3221 Dm = xx0231
Bb7 = x13131
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FF7BbCFF7BbCFF7BbFdimFC7F
A Fdrunk man F7walking down a Bbrainy Cstreet,
A Fwood floor, F7new socks Bbon your bare Cfeet,
You Flook down and F7suddenly you'reBb lookin' Fdimup,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
A Fbald tyre F7runnin' on an Bbicy Croad,
A Fsteep hill F7underneath a Bbfoot of Csnow,
A Fgreased pig F7fallin' off a Bbpickup Fdimtruck,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
I Bbhope that you're F/Afeelin' the Gmway that I Ffeel.
Its Bbjust like F/Aflyin' but Gmyou're standin' Fstill.
The Bbbirds and the F/Abees are sure Fpowerful Dmstuff,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
FINSF7TRUMBb7ENTALC7 F F7 Bb7 C7 F F7 Bb7 Fdim F F7 C7 F
An Fice cube F7hidin' on your Bbkitchen Cfloor,
A Fbad step F7leadin' up to Bbyour back Cdoor,
FHow'd I F7wind up Bbon my Fdimbutt?
FWhoops, I F7slipped and C7fell in Flove.
I Bbhope that you're F/Afeelin' the Bbway that I Cfeel.
Its Bbjust like F/Aflyin' but Bbyou're standin' Cstill.
The Bbbirds and the F/Abees are sure Fpowerful Dmstuff,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
FINSF7TRUMBbENTACL F F7 Bb C F F7 Bb Fdim F C7 F
I Bbhope that you're F/Afeelin' the Gmway that I Ffeel.
Its Bbjust like F/Aflyin' but Gmyou're standin' Fstill.
The Bbbirds and the F/Abees are sure Fpowerful Dmstuff,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
FINSF7TRUMBbENTACL F F7 Bb C
Well Fhelp I've F7fallen and I Bbcan't get Fdimup,
FWhoops, I slipped and C7fell in Flove.
6.
Small Town Southern Man
Key: DCapo 1EasyD
G
A
P Pull Off
H Hammer On
DGDGDGD
DAD
GBorn the middle Dson of a farmer
And a Asmall town Southern man D
GLike his daddy's Ddaddy before him
Brought up Aworkin' on the land
GFell in love with a Dsmall town woman
And they Amarried up and settled down D
GNatural way of Dlife if you're lucky
For a Asmall town GSouthern man D
GFirst there came Dfour pretty daughters
For this Asmall town Southern man D
GThen a few years Dlater came another
A Aboy, he wasn't planned
GSeven people Dlivin' all together
In a Ahouse built with his own hands D
GLittle words with Dlove and understandin'
From a Asmall town GSouthern man D
And he Gbowed his head to DJesus
And he Gstood for Uncle DSam
And he Gonly loved one Dwoman
He was always Aproud of what he had
He said his Ggreatest contriDbution
Is the Gones you leave Dbehind
GRaised on the Dways and gentle kindness
Of a Asmall town GSouthern man D
DGDAD
GCallous Dhands told the story
For this Asmall town Southern man D
GHe gave it all to Dkeep it all together
And Akeep his family on his land
GLike his daddy, Dyears wore out his body
Made it Ahard just to walk and stand D
GYou can break the back
But you Dcan't break the spirit
Of a Asmall town GSouthern man D
And he Gbowed his head to DJesus
And he Gstood for Uncle DSam
And he Gonly loved one Dwoman
He was always Aproud of what he had
He said his Ggreatest contriDbution
Is the Gones you leave Dbehind
GRaised on the Dways and gentle kindness
Of a Asmall town GSouthern man D
DGDGDGD
DAD
GFinally Ddeath came callin'
For this Asmall town Southern man D
GHe said it's alright 'cause DI see angels
And they Agot me by the hand
GDon't you cry, and Ddon't you worry
I'm Ablessed, and I know I am D
G'Cause God has a Dplace in Heaven
For a Asmall town GSouthern man D
And he Gbowed his head to DJesus
And he Gstood for Uncle DSam
And he Gonly loved one Dwoman
He was always Aproud of what he had
He said his Ggreatest contriDbution
Is the Gones you leave Dbehind
GRaised on the Dways and gentle kindness
Of a Asmall town GSouthern man D
DAD
7.
Where Were You 8
Key: AMediumA
E
D
F#m
AWhere were you when the world stopped turning
EThat September dAay
AOut in the yard with your wife and children
EWorking on some stage in LA.A.
Did you standD there in shock
At the sightA of that black smoke
DRising against that blue Asky
Did you shout oDut in anger in fAear for your neighbor
Or dF#mid you just sit down and cDry E
Did you wAeep for the children that lost their dear loved ones
EPray for the ones who don't knowA
ADid you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble
And sEob for the ones left Abelow
Did you Dburst out in pride for the Ared, white & blue
The Dheroes who died just doing what they Ado
Did you Dlook up to heaven for sAome kind of answer
And lookF#m at yourself for wDhat really matters
DI'm just a singer ofA simple songs,
I'm not a Dreal political Aman
I watch CDNN but I'm notA sure I can tell you
The F#mdifference in Iraq and DIran
But DI know Jesus andA I talk to God
And I rememDber this from when I was Ayoung
DFaith, hope and love are someA good things He gave us E
And the greatest is lDove.
AWhere were you when the world stopped turning
ThaEt September Aday
ATeaching a class full of innocent children
DriEving down some cold inteArstate
Did Dyou feel guilty beAcause you're a survivor
In a cDrowded room did you feel aAlone
Did you Dcall up your mother and tAell her you love her
Did you dust oF#mff that Bible at Dhome E
Did you Aopen your eyes and hope it never happened
EClose your eyes and not go to Asleep
Did you nAotice the sunset for the first time in ages
SpeEak to some stranger on the sAtreet
Did you laDy down at night and thAink of tomorrow
Go Dout and buy you a Agun
Did you tDurn off that violent old mAovie you're watching
And turn F#mon I Love Lucy rerDuns
Did Dyou go to a Church and hold Ahands with some stranger
DStand in line and give your own Ablood
Did yDou just stay home and cling tiAght to your family
Thank F#mGod you had somebody to lDove
(Repeat Chorus twice)
I'm Djust a singer of sAimple songs,
I'm not a Dreal political Aman
I watch DCNN but I'm Anot sure I can tell you
The diF#mfference in Iraq and IDran
But DI know Jesus and AI talk to God
And I remeDmber this from when I was yoAung
DFaith, hope and love are someA good things He gave us E
And the greatest is lDove.
DThe greEatest is love A E
DThe greaEtest is love A E
Where Awere you when the world stopped turning
ThaEt September Aday
8.
Never Loved Before
Key: DEasyD
G
A
A7
D Girl, I swear you Ggot me acting Acrazy D
Half the time I don'tG_ know what my Aname is
D I'm the kind that like to Gtake it slow and Alazy
D But Girl, you got me runG-nin' hot and Ahazy
D Oh, I love_G you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever loved befDore
DGA
D Boy, you got me burnG-in like a rAocket
D You stole my heart and stuckG__ it in your pAocket
D Now I got your face_G_ inside my lAocket
D I've really tried but I Gdon't think I can Dstop it, baby
D Oh, I love_G you like I A7never
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Dnever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever loved befDore
DGA
DGA
DGA
DGA
D You sat beside me lasGt night on tAhe sofa
D I took your hand and pulled Gyou a little clAoser
D You kissed my lips aGnd then you lAet me hold you
D That feels the wGay that love's suAppose to, baby
D Oh, I love_G you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever loved befDore
DGA
D You held the door when weG_ went to the Amovies
D I like your quirGky sneaky sense of Ahumor
D You're strong and sweet in allG__ the things I Aneeded
D You're the one that_ Gkeeps my heart Aa beating, baby
D Oh, I love_G you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever loved befDore
DGD
GAD
DGD
DGA
G Oh, my heAart stops beatA7ing
G When it's tiAme for you to A7leave me
G Yeah, my hAead starts spinnin
G Every Dtime that you are near me A7 A
D Oh, I love_ you like I never
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Anever
D Oh, I love_ you like I never loved before G D
D Oh, GI love_ you Dlike I never
D Oh, I lGove_ you like DI never
D Oh, I loveG_ you like I Dnever loved before
DGA
DGA
D
GAD
9.
Drive (chords With Capo)
Key: GCapo 4MediumG
E
C
D
Em
A
Chords:
(all chords are in relation to the capo)
GECEDEEmEAE
GIt was painted red Dthe stripe was white
It was eCighteen feet from the bow to the stern light
GSecondhand from a Ddealer in Atlanta
I Crode up with daddy when he went there to get her
GWe put on a shine; Dput on a motor
CBuilt out of love, made for the water
GRan her for years, 'Dtil the transom got rotten
A Cpiece of my childhood that will never be forgotten
GIt was just on old Dplywood boat
With a 'C75 Johnson with electric choke
GA young boy two Dhands on the wheel
I Ccan't replace the way it made me feel
And I would tGurn her sharp
And I would mDake her whine
He'd say, "Cyou can't beat the way an old wood boat rides"
EmJust a little lake across the AAlabama line
But I was Cking of the ocean
DWhen daddy let me GdriveD C D
GJust an old half ton Dshortbed ford
My Cuncle bought new in '64
GDaddy got it right 'cause the Dengine was smoking
A Ccouple of burnt valves and he had it going
GHe let me drive her when we'd Dhaul off a load
Down a Cdirt strip where we'd dump trash off of Thigpen Road
GI'd sit up in the seat and stretch my Dfeet out to the pedals
CSmiling like a hero that just received his medal
GIt was just an old Dhand-me-down Ford
With a Cthree-speed on the column and a dent in the door
GA young boy two Dhands on the wheel
I Ccan't replace the way it mode me feel
And I would Gpress that clutch
And I would Dkeep it right
And he'd say, "Ca little slower son you're doing just fine"
JEmust a dirt rood with trAash on each side
But I was CMario Andretti
DWhen daddy let me Gdrive
DCDGDCD
GI'm grown up now three dDaughters of my own
I Clet them drive my old Jeep across the pasture at our home
GMaybe one day they'll Dreach back in their file
And Cpull out that old memory
And think of me and smile and say
GIt was just an old Dworn out Jeep
CRusty old floorboard, hot on my feet
A Gyoung girl two Dhands on the wheel
CI can't replace the way it made me feel
And he'd say, "Gturn it left and Dsteer it right,
CStraighten up girl, you're doing just fine"
JEmust a little valley by tAhe river where we'd ride
But I was Chigh on a mountain
DWhen daddy let me Gdrive
DWhen daddy let me Cdrive
Oh he let me Gdrive
DDaddy let me Cdrive D
GIt's just an old Dplywood boat
With a 'C75 Johnson with electric choke
10.
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
Key: DMediumD
G
A7
C
F
G7
Chords used in this song:
The (D) sun is hot and (A7) that old clock is (D) moving slow
And, (A7) so am I
The (D) work day passes (A7) like molasses, in (Bm) wintertime
But, (A7) it's Ju(D)ly
Gettin (G) paid by the hour
And (D) older by the minute
(A7) Boss just pushed me (D) over the limit
Like to (G) call him something
(D) Think I'll just call it a (A7) day
(D) Pour me something (G) tall and strong
Make it a (A7) Hurricane before (D) I go insane
It's only half past (G) 12, but I don't (A7) care
(No chord) It's 5 o'clock, (D) somewhere
DGA7D
Well, (D) this lunch break is (A7) gonna take all (D) afternoon
And (A7) half the night
To(D)morrow morning, (A7) I know there'll be (Bm) hell to pay
Hey but, (A7) that's al(D)right
Ain't (G) had a day off now
In (D) over a year
My (A7) Jamaican vacation's
Gonna (D) start right here
If the (G) phone's for me
You can (D) tell them I've just sailed a(A7)way
(D) Pour me something (G) tall and strong
Make it a (A7) Hurricane before (D) I go insane
It's only half past (G) 12, but I don't (A7) care
It's 5 o'clock, (D) somewhere
I could (Bm) pay off my tab
Pour my(Bm/A)self in cab and be (G) back to (A) work before (D) 2
At a (Bm) moment like this
I (Bm/A) can't help but wonder
(Em) What would Jimmy Buffett (A7) do
I'd say - (D) Pour me something (G) tall and strong
Make it a (A7) Hurricane before (D) I go insane
It's only half past (G) 12, but I don't (A7) care
(D) Pour me something (G) tall and strong
Make it a (A7) Hurricane before (D) I go insane
It's only half past (G) 12, but I don't (A7) care
(G) I don't care
(No chord) It's 5 o'clock, (D) somewhere
Ad lib and fade out
(This is how to play it with the capo on the 2nd Fret.)
The (C) sun is hot and (G7) that old clock is (C) moving slow
And, (G7) so am I
The (C) work day passes (G7) like molasses, in (Am) wintertime
But, (G7) it's Ju(C)ly
Gettin (F) paid by the hour
And (C) older by the minute
(G7) Boss just pushed me (C) over the limit
Like to (F) call him something
(C) Think I'll just call it a (G7) day
(C) Pour me something (F) tall and strong
Make it a (G7) Hurricane before (C) I go insane
It's only half past (F) 12, but I don't (G7) care
(No chord) It's 5 o'clock, (C) somewhere
CFG7C
Well, (C) this lunch break is (G7) gonna take all (C) afternoon
And (G7) half the night
To(C)morrow morning, (G7) I know there'll be (Am) hell to pay
Hey but, (G7) that's al(C)right
Ain't (F) had a day off now
In (C) over a year
My (G7) Jamaican vacation's
Gonna (C) start right here
If the (F) phone's for me
You can (C) tell them I've just sailed a(G7)way
(C) Pour me something (F) tall and strong
Make it a (G7) Hurricane before (C) I go insane
It's only half past (F) 12, but I don't (G7) care
It's 5 o'clock, (G) somewhere
I could (Am) pay off my tab
Pour my(Am/G)self in cab and be (F) back to (G) work before (C) 2
At a (Am) moment like this
I (Am/G) can't help but wonder
(Dm) What would Jimmy Buffett (G7) do
I'd say - (C) Pour me something (F) tall and strong
Make it a (G7) Hurricane before (C) I go insane
It's only half past (F) 12, but I don't (G7) care
(C) Pour me something (F) tall and strong
Make it a (G7) Hurricane before (C) I go insane
It's only half past (F) 12, but I don't (G7) care
(F) I don't care
(No chord) It's 5 o'clock, (C) somewhere
Ad lib and fade out