Longhaired Redneck chords
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[INTRO]
[G]
[VERSE 1]
Co[C]untry DJ's kn[D]ows that I'm an ou[G]tlaw.
They'd [G]never come to see me in this [C]dive.
Where [C]bikers stare at cowboys who are [G]laughing at the [Em]hippies.
Who are [Am]prayn' they'll get out of her a[D]live.
[VERSE 2]
The [C]loud mouth in [D]the corners gettin [G]to me.
[G]Talking about my earrings and my [C]hair.
[C]I guess he ain't read the sign that [G]says I've been to [Em]prison.
[Am]Someone aught to warn him, before I knock him off his[D] chair.
[CHORUS]
[C]Cause my long hair ju[D]st can't cover up my [G]redneck.
[G]I've won every fight I've ever [C]fought.
[C]And I don't need some turkey telling [G]me that I ain't c[Em]ountry.
[Am]Sayin I aint worth a damn on, ticket that[D] he bought.
[BRIDGE]
[G]Cause I can sing all those songs about [C]Texas,
[D]And I still do all the sad one's that I [G]know. [D]
They [G]tell me, I look like Merle [C]Haggard,
And [Am]sound a lot like David Allen [D]Coe.
[VERSE 3]
And the [C]barmaid in th[D]e last town that we[G] played in.
[G]Knew the words to every song I [C]wrote.
[C]She said Jimmy Rabbit turned her [G]on to my last[Em] album.
[Am]Just about the time the jukebox br[D]oke.
[VERSE 3]
[C]Ya Jonny Cash helped [D]me get out of pr[G]ison.
[G]Long before Rodriquez stole that g[C]oat.
I've [C]been a Rhinestone Cowboy for so[G] long I can't re[Em]member.
[Am]And I can do you every song Hank [D]Williams ever wrote.
[BRIDGE]
[G]Cause I can sing all those songs about [C]Texas,
[D]And I still do all the sad one's that I [G]know. [D]
[G]They tell me, I look like Merle [C]Haggard,
And [Am]sound alot like David Allen C[D]oe.
[VERSE 4]
[C]Country DJ's [D]knows that I'm an [G]outlaw.
[G]They'd never come to see me in this [C]dive.
[C]Where bikers stare at cowboys who are [G]laughen' at the h[Em]ippies.
[Am]Who are prayin' they'll get out of here[D] alive.
[VERSE 5]
The [C]loud mouth in [D]the corners gettin [G]to me.
[G]Talking about my earrings and my [C]hair.
[C]I guess he ain't read the sign that [G]says I've been to [Em]prison.
[Am]Someone aught to warn him, before I knock him off his[D] chair.
(fade out)
[G]
[VERSE 1]
Co[C]untry DJ's kn[D]ows that I'm an ou[G]tlaw.
They'd [G]never come to see me in this [C]dive.
Where [C]bikers stare at cowboys who are [G]laughing at the [Em]hippies.
Who are [Am]prayn' they'll get out of her a[D]live.
[VERSE 2]
The [C]loud mouth in [D]the corners gettin [G]to me.
[G]Talking about my earrings and my [C]hair.
[C]I guess he ain't read the sign that [G]says I've been to [Em]prison.
[Am]Someone aught to warn him, before I knock him off his[D] chair.
[CHORUS]
[C]Cause my long hair ju[D]st can't cover up my [G]redneck.
[G]I've won every fight I've ever [C]fought.
[C]And I don't need some turkey telling [G]me that I ain't c[Em]ountry.
[Am]Sayin I aint worth a damn on, ticket that[D] he bought.
[BRIDGE]
[G]Cause I can sing all those songs about [C]Texas,
[D]And I still do all the sad one's that I [G]know. [D]
They [G]tell me, I look like Merle [C]Haggard,
And [Am]sound a lot like David Allen [D]Coe.
[VERSE 3]
And the [C]barmaid in th[D]e last town that we[G] played in.
[G]Knew the words to every song I [C]wrote.
[C]She said Jimmy Rabbit turned her [G]on to my last[Em] album.
[Am]Just about the time the jukebox br[D]oke.
[VERSE 3]
[C]Ya Jonny Cash helped [D]me get out of pr[G]ison.
[G]Long before Rodriquez stole that g[C]oat.
I've [C]been a Rhinestone Cowboy for so[G] long I can't re[Em]member.
[Am]And I can do you every song Hank [D]Williams ever wrote.
[BRIDGE]
[G]Cause I can sing all those songs about [C]Texas,
[D]And I still do all the sad one's that I [G]know. [D]
[G]They tell me, I look like Merle [C]Haggard,
And [Am]sound alot like David Allen C[D]oe.
[VERSE 4]
[C]Country DJ's [D]knows that I'm an [G]outlaw.
[G]They'd never come to see me in this [C]dive.
[C]Where bikers stare at cowboys who are [G]laughen' at the h[Em]ippies.
[Am]Who are prayin' they'll get out of here[D] alive.
[VERSE 5]
The [C]loud mouth in [D]the corners gettin [G]to me.
[G]Talking about my earrings and my [C]hair.
[C]I guess he ain't read the sign that [G]says I've been to [Em]prison.
[Am]Someone aught to warn him, before I knock him off his[D] chair.
(fade out)
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