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David Allan Coe
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David Allan Coe

10 songs|15 chords used|Easy

Chords used

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G
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Em
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3frG/F
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1.

Tennessee Whiskey

Key: CCapo 2Easy
C I used to spend my F nights in a C barroom
liquor was the only friend I G knew
but you C rescued me from F reaching for the C bottle
and you brought me back from G being too far C gone
C Your as smo F oth as Tennessee C whiskey
your as sweet as strawberry G wine
your as C warm as a C7 glass of F brandy
and I stay C stoned on your G love all the C time
C I looked for love in F all the wrong C places
found the bottom of the bottle always G dry
but when C you poured out your love F I didn't C waste it
cause there nothing like your G love to get me C high
REPEAT CHORD
2.

If That Ain't Country

Key: DEasy
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THE OLD MADN WAS COVERED WITH TATOOS AND SCARS, HE GOT SOGME IN PRISON AND SOME IN THE BARS.
THE AREST HE GOT WORKIN' ON OLD JUNK CARS IN THE DDAY TIME.
THEY DLOOKED LIKE TOMBSTONES IN OUR YARD
AND I GNEVER SEEN HIM WHEN HE AWASN'T TIRED AND DMEAN.
HE DSOLD USED PARTS TO MAKE ENDS MEET, GCOVERED WITH GREASE FROM HIS HEAD TO HIS FEET,
ACUSSIN' THE SUN AND THE TEXAS HEAT, AND THE DSKEETERS.
AND THE DNEIGHBORS SAY WE LIVE LIKE HICKS,
BUT THEY GBRING THEIR CARS FOR APA TO FIX DANYHOW.
HE WAS DVET'RIN PROUD, TRIED AND TRUE, HE'D GFIGHT TILL HIS HEART WAS BLACK AND BLUE,
ADIDN'T KNOW HOW HE'D MAKE IT THROUGH, THE DHARD TIMES.
DBOUGHT OUR HOUSE ON THE G.I. BILL,
BUT IT GWASN'T WORTH ALL HE AHAD TO KILL TO DGET IT.
HE DRANK DPEARL IN A CAN AND JACK DANIELS BLACK, GCHEWED TOBACCO FROM A MAIL-POUCH SACK,
AHAD AN OLD DOG THAT WAS TRAINED TO ATTACK, DSOMETIMES.
DHE'D GET DRUNK AND MEAN AS A RATTLESNAKE,
AND THERE GWASN'T TOO MUCH THAT AHE WOULD TAKE, FROM A DSTRANGER.
THERE WAS G13 KIDS AND A ABUNCH OF DOGS, DHOUSE FULL OF CHICKENS AND A GYARD FULL OF HOGS,
ASPENT THE SUMMERTIME GCUTTIN' UP LOGS FOR THE DWINTER.
GTRYIN' LIKE THE DEVIL TO AFIND THE LORD, AND DWORKIN' LIKE A NIGGER FOR MY GROOM AND BOARD,
ACOAL BURNIN' STOVE, NO NATURAL GAS, AND IF THAT AIN'T COUNTRY, I'LL KISS YOUR DASS.
DIF THAT AIN'T GCOUNTRY, IT'LL HAIRLIP THE DPOPE,
IF THAT AIN'T GCOUNTARY, IT'S A DAMN GOOD DJOKE.
I'VE SEEN THE GGRAND 'OLE AOPRY AND DI MET JOHNNY GCASH,
AND IF THAT AIN'T ACOUNTRY, I'LL KISS YOUR DASS.
WELL, DMOMMA SOLD EGGS AT THE GROCERY STORE, MY GOLDEST SISTER WAS A FIRST-RATE WHORE,
ADAD SAYS SHE CAN'T COME HOME ANY MORE, AND HE DMEANS IT.
DMA JUST SITS AND KEEPS HER SILENCE
GSISTER SHE LEFT 'CAUSE ADAD GOT VIOLENT, AND SHE DKNOWS IT.
DMOMMA SHE'S OLD, FAR BEYOND HER TIME, FROM GCHOPPIN' TOBACCO
AND I SEEN HER CRYIN WHEN ABLOOD STARTED FLOWIN' FROM HER CALLOUSED HANDS, AND IT DHURT ME.
DBUT SHE'D JUST KEEP WORKIN' TRYIN' TO HELP THE OLD MAN,
FROM THE GEND OF ONE ROW AND ABACK AGAIN,LIKE DALWAYS.
SHE'D DBEEN THROUGH HELL SINCE JUNIOR WENT TO JAIL, AND WHEN THE GLIGHTS GO OUT SHE AIN'T NEVER FAILED,
TO AGET DOWN ON HER KNEES AND PRAY, 'CAUSE SHE DLOVES HIM.
DSHE TOLD ALL THE NEIGHBORS HE WAS OFF IN THE WAR,
GFIGHTIN' FOR FREEDOM, HE'S AGOOD TO THE CORE, AND SHE'S DPROUD.
DOUR PLACE WAS A GRAVEYARD FOR AUTOMOBILES, AT THE GEND OF THE PORCH WERE 4 STACKS OF WHEELS,
AND ATIRES FOR SALE FOR A DOLLAR OR TWO, DCASH.
THERE WEREG 50 HOLES IN THAT AOLD TIN ROOF.
DME AND MY FAMILY WAS GLIVIN' PROOF,
OF APEOPLE WHO FORGOT ABOUT POOR WHITE TRASH
AND IF THAT AIN'T COUNTRY I'LL KISS YOUR DASS.
DIF THAT AIN'T GCOUNTRY, IT'LL HAIRLIP THE DPOPE,
IF THAT AIN'T GCOUNTARY, IT'S A DAMN GOOD DJOKE.
I'VE SEEN THE GGRAND 'OLE AOPRY AND DI MET JOHNNY GCASH,
AND IF THAT AIN'T ACOUNTRY, I'LL KISS YOUR DASS.
3.

You Don't Even Call Me By My Name

Key: GMedium
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Em
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It was all thGat I could do to Dkeep from cryin'G
SomeCtimes it seems so Duseless to reGmain
CYou don't have to Dcall me darlin',G darEmlin'
You Gnever even Dcall me by my Cname G
GYou don't have to Dcall me Waylon GJennings
And Cyou don't have to Dcall me Charlie GPride
And Cyou don't have to Dcall me Merle GHaggard...anyEmmore
A7 Even though you're on my fightin' Dside
And I'll Chang around as long as you will Glet me
'Cause I Cnever minded Dstandin' in the Grain
CYou don't have to Dcall me Darlin',G DarEmlin'
But you Gnever even Dcall me by my Cname G
Well I've Gseen my name a Dfew times in your Gphone book
And I've Cseen it on the Dsigns where I've Gplayed
But the Conly time I Dknow I'll Ghear "David Allen EmCoe"
Is when A7Jesus has his final judgement Dday
So I'll hang around...
Talk:
"Well, a friend of mine, Steve Goodman, wrote this song
and he said it was the perfect country and western song.
I wrote him back a letter and told him that it was not the
perfect country-western song because he hadn't said anything
at all about Momma, or trains, or trucks, or prison, or getting
drunk. Well, he sat down and wrote another verse to the song
and he sent it to me and, after reading it, I realized that
my friend had written the perfect country-western song, and I
felt obliged to include it on this album. The last verse goes
like this here:"
Well I was Gdrunk the day my DMomma got out of Gprison
And I Cwent to pick her Dup in the Grain
But Cbefore I could Dget to the station in my Gpickup Emtruck
My A7Momma, she got run over by a damned old Dtrain
So I'll Chang around just as Dlong as you will Glet me
'Cause I Cnever minded Dstanding in the Grain
CYou don't have to Dcall me darlin',G darEmlin'
But you Gnever even Dcall me...
I Gwonder why you don't Emcall me...
Why Gdon't you even Dcall me by my Cname? G
4.

Longhaired Redneck

Key: CHard
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CCountry deejays knDows that
I'm an oGutlaw
They'd nGever come
To see me in this dCive
Where bCikers stare at cowboys
Who are lGaughing G/Fat the hEmippies
Who are prA7aying they'll get
Outta here alDive D7
The lCoud mouth in the cDorner's
Gettin' tGo me
TGalking 'bout my earrings and my hCair
I guCess he ain't read the signs
That sGay I G/Fbeen to pEmrison
SA7omeone ought to warn him
'Fore I knDock him off his chD7air
'Cause my lCong hair just can't
CDover up my reGd neck
I've won every fight, I've ever fCought
Hey, CI don't need some turkey
Telling mGe thatG/F I ain't cEmountry
And sA7ayin' I ain't worth the damned ol'
TDicket that he bD7ought
'Cause I can sGing
All them sG7ongs about TCexas
D And I still do
D7All the sad ones that I knGow
They tGell me
I lG7ook like Merle HCaggard
And sA7ound a lot like
David Allen CDoe D7
And the bCar maid in the lDast town
That we plGayed in
Knew the words to every song I'd wrCote
She said, Jimmy Rabbitt turned her Gon
To G/Fmy last Emalbum
JA7ust about the time the jukebox brDoke
Yeah, JCohnny Cash helped mDe
Get out of prisGon
Long before Rodriguez stole that gCoat
CI've been the Rhinestone Cowboy
For so lGong, I cG/Fan't remEmember
And A7I can do you every song
Hank WDilliams ever wrD7ote
And I can sGing
All them sG7ongs about TCexas
D And I still do
D7All the sad ones that I knGow
They tGell me
I lG7ook like Merle HCaggard
And sA7ound a lot like
David Allen CDoe D7
But the cCountry deejays, Dall think
I'm an oGutlaw
And they'd nGever come
To see me in this dCive
Where bCikers stare at cowboys
Who are lGaughing G/Fat the hiEmppies
Who are prA7aying they'll get
Outta here alDive
5.

Heavenly Father Holy Mother

Key: DCapo 3Easy
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DIf grandpa was alive right now
GThere ain't no tellin' Awhat he'd have to Dsay
DWhy he had fifteen wives all living Gwith him
When he Afinally passed aDway
And Gthough I've just got two now mama
GThat's enough to keep me satisDfied
I Ahaven't had a son yet but the Ggood Lord knows
The Athree of us have Dtried
'Cause the APennsylvania GDutch
That we once Aspoke has been Dforgotten
And the GMormon way of Dlife is almost Agone
But Gnow and then we Agather down in DSalt ALake GCity
To Graise our voices Ain a joyful Gsong
And we sing:D Heavenly Father,G Holy DMother
Keeper of our children tiller of the Aland
DTake us to the riverG in a horse and Dbuggy
Give us our salvation help us Amake our Dstand
DNo, ma'am, I did not go to see
GThe Reverend Brigham AYoung while I was Dthere
But DI'm sure glad to know you wanted Ghim
To mention Amy name in a Dprayer
I Ghope he did not preach about the young folks
That reGfused to make the Dchange
'Cause Aif he did I'm sure I got a Glittle more
Than Amy share of the Dblame
'Cause the APennsylvania GDutch
That we once Aspoke has been Dforgotten
And the GMormon way of Dlife is almost Agone
But Gnow and then we Agather down in DSalt ALake GCity
To Graise our voices Ain a joyful Gsong
And we sing:D Heavenly Father,G Holy DMother
Keeper of our children tiller of the Aland
DTake us to the riverG in a horse and Dbuggy
Give us our salvation help us Amake our Dstand
REPEAT Chorus (
6.

You Never Even Called Me by My Name

Key: CMedium
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It was aCll that I could dGo
to keep from Ccryin'
someFtimes it seems so useless to Cremain
FBut you don't have to call me darlin'C, darlin'
You Cnever even Gcall me by my Cname.
CYou don't have Gto call me Waylon CJennings
And Cyou don't have to Gcall me Charlie CPride.
FAnd you don't have to call me CMerle Haggard, anyAmmore.
DEven though your on my fightin' Gside.
And I'll Fhang around as long as you will Clet me
And I Cnever minded Gstandin' in the Crain.
FBut you don't have to call me darlin'C, darlin'
You Cnever even Gcall me by my Cname
I've heard my name a few times in your phone book
I've seen it on signs where I've played
But the only time I know, I'll hear David Allan Coe
Is when Jesus has his final judgement day
Entered by lmofle 10/9/2005:
CWell a friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote that song and he Gtold me it was
the perfect country and western song. I wrote him back a letter and I told him
it was not the perfect country and western song because he hadn't said anyCthing
at all about momma...or trains..G.or trucks...or prison..C.or gettin' drunk. G
Well, he sat Cdown and wrote another verse to the song and he sent it to me and
after reading it I realized that my friend had written the perfect country and
western song. And I felt obliged to include it on this album...last verse goes
like this here
Well, I was drunk the day my Mom got outta prison.
And I went to pick her up in the rain.
But, before I could get to the station in my pickup truck
She got runned over by a damned old train.
So I'll hang around as long as you will let me
And I never minded standin' in the rain. No,
You don't have to call me darlin', darlin'
CYou never even Gcall me, Well, I Cwonder why you don't Fcall me
Why Cdon't you ever Gcall me by my Fname. C
7.

Divers Do It Deeper

Key: GCapo 2Medium
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It Gwas too cold to stay in Dthe north and la
Seemed the mosAt likely place i could stay D
ThGose malibu nights and thoseD hollywood lights
(reAst) were blinding me D
BmI long for a loveAr to help me disGcover the key Dto unlock love's door
WhilGe diving the reef's lord sheD changed my beliefs
As wAe made love on the ocean's fDloor (and she whispered)
DDivers do itG deeper jockAeys do it sDhorter
GBrick layersA always makeD just a little bit stronger; stronger
DSailors do iGt wetter, soAldiers do iDt better
GBut cowboys Astay in the Dsaddle Cjust Ga litGtle biCt longeDr
I mGoved fromD la for a gooAd job withD pay riding range for the double bar j
TilGl' the rodeoD came and iA put in myD name for the bull riding contest that day
ThBme judges wereA watching buGt they neveDr noticed the girl standing close to my chute
ShGe picked me Dto win i couAld tell by heDr grin as she reached out and patted my boot
(and she said)
DDivers do Git deeper piAlots do itD higher
GBrick layeArs always Dmake it just a little bit stronger; stonger
DDoctors do Git cleaner biAkers do it Dmeaner
CGowboys stay Ain the saddDle justA a liDttle bit longer
Divers do it deeper jockeys do it shorter
Brick layers always make it just a little bit stronger
DSailors doG it wetter soAldiers do itD better
CGowboys staAy in the saDddle juAst a Dlittle bit longer
8.

Jack Daniels If You Please

Key: DEasy
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DJack Daniels, if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You're the only Gfriend there has ever Abeen
That didn't do me Dwrong.
DJack Daniels if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You can kill this Gpain that's driving me inAsane
since my baby's Dgone.
DCigarettes and Gwhiskey Acalm my shaking Dhands.
I just lost a Glover Ato a one night Dstand.
Something tempCoraGry
Too late I had to Dlearn.
Someone from her Gpast,who said it couldn't Alast.
A bridge she couldn't Dburn.
DJack Daniels if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You're the only Gfriend there has ever Abeen
That didn't do me Dwrong.
DJack Daniels if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You can kill this Gpain that's driving me inAsane
since my baby's Dgone.
DPromises were Gbroken, Adreams were left to Ddie.
Empty words were Gspoken, Atears were in our Deyes.
Something tempCoraGry,those tears will fade Daway.
Do the best Gyou can, to help me Aunderstand.
These games that people Dplay.
DJack Daniels if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You're the only Gfriend there has ever Abeen
That didn't do me Dwrong.
DJack Daniels, if you Gplease. AKnock me to my Dknees.
You can kill this Gpain that's driving me inAsane
since my baby's Dgone.
You can kill thGis pain that's driving meA insane
since my baby's Dgone.
9.

Desperate Man

Key: ACapo 1Medium
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AGimme all your money D
The thief said with a Agrin
The Ggun started F#mshaking A
In his trembling Bhand A
I don't Gwanna F#mhurt no one A
But I gotta make a stand
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan.
AHoney please don't leave me D
I'm beggin? you he Asaid
You're all I Ggot to live F#mfor A
I might as well be Bdead A
Do I Ghave to end F#mmy lifeA
To make you understand
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan.
ADAGF#mABAGF#mAEDAEA
AJesus please forgive me D
I cried out in the Anight
I Gknow you can F#mhelp me A
You can make it BrightA
I don't Gwanna hurt no F#mone A
But I know you?ll understand
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan.
AEverynight I sing my songs D
Playin? with my Aband
SomeGtimes they F#mlisten A
I hope they undersBtand A
I don't Gwanna hurt no F#mone A
I'm just tryin? to make a stand
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan.
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan
You don't know, the Ekind of shape I'm Din
AOh,E I'm a Desperate AMan
10.

Drinking Her Off My Mind

Key: GEasy
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I keep Grunnin? from old memCory
DThey never fall beGhind
It's time to take drastic Cmeasures
I'll try DDrinking Her Off My GMind.
GNeon lights Cshinin? bright
DThis is the first bar I've Gseen tonight
I wish I may I Cwish I might D
Drink Her Off My GMind tonight.
GCDGCDG
That old Gocean?s been callin? her Cname
And the Dwind tells me I am to Gblame
So the easiest thing that I Cfind
Is DDrinking Her Off My GMind.
Oh Gneon lights Cshinin? bright D
Second bar I've Gseen tonight
I wish I may I Cwish I might D
Drink Her Off My GMind tonight.
GCDGCDG
GYou know this could Ctake all night D
But I just got to Gdo it right
She'll be gone by the Cmorning light
I've been DDrinking Her Off My GMind.
GNeon lights Cshinin? bright D
Third bar I've Gseen tonight
I wish I may I Cwish I might D
Drink Her Off My GMind tonight.
GCDGCDG
I keep Grunnin? from old memCories
DThey never fall Gbehind
It's time to take drastic Cmeasures again
I'll try DDrinking Her Off My GMind.
GNeon lights Cshinin? brightD
This is the fourth bar I've Gseen tonight
I wish I may I Cwish I might D
Drink Her Off My GMind tonight.
GCD
GCDG