Intro:BmF#EF#Bm
I guess I grew up on a older road
F#
a pedal to the medal I always did what I's told E
until I found out that my brand new clothes came
F
second hand from the ritch kids next door when I
Bm
grew up fast I guess i grew up mean theres a
F#
thousand things inside my head I wish I aint seen
E
and now I just wanderd through a real bad dream
F#
feelin like im comin apart at the seems aw
Bm
thank u jack daniels old number seven
F#
tenessee wisky got me drinkin in heaven and ah
E
angels start to look good to me there gona
F#
have to deport me to the fiery deeps aw
Bm
thank you jack daniels old number seven
F#
Tennessee whiskey got me drinkin in heaven and I
E
know I cant stay here to long cuz I F#
cant go a week with out doin wrong
BmF#
without doin wrong
F#E
without doin wrong
EF#
without doin wrong
Bm
so im sittin as the bar stool starts growin roots
F#
Im feelin like an old worn out pair of shoes aw
E
tell me what it is that I should do when im a
F#
swimming in the liquer only half way though im
Bm
watchin as his wings spread as wide as can be ah
F#
come on now and wrap them around me cause
E
all I want to do now is fall asleep
F#
come down here and lay next to me aw
Bm
thank you jack daniels old number seven
F#
tenessee whiskey got me drinkin in heaven an a
E
up here the bottle never runs dry and you
Fm
never wake up with those tears in your eyes
Bm
thank you jack daniels old number seven
F#
Tennessee whiskey got me drinkin in heaven an ah
E
angels start to look good to me their gonna
F#
have to deport me to the fiery deep
BmF#
to the fiery deep
F#E
to the fiery deep
EFm
to the fiery deeps
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.