IntroDVerse 1D
I'm a little more beer bottle beer joint than a fancy bar
D
I'm a little more sitting up high on the road than a little car
G
I'm a little more bust ya back than take it for free
D
And that's how I'll always be
D
I'm a little more lose my temper than to sit on back
D
I'm a little more ol' Hank Williams than that trendy crap
G
I love a flat wood ol' front porch made of an old oak tree
D
And that's how I'll always be
ChorusG
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
EmA
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
Verse 2D
I got friends that say I live a little like cool hand Luke
D
Fast cars and motorcycles raisin' hell in cowboy boots
G
But hey on Sunday morning I'll take the back row seat
D
That's how I'll always be
ChorusG
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
EmA
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
InstrumentalGD/F#EmABridgeBmA
I'm a fan of chert rock bouncing off a Chevy fender
DD/F#G
That feeling that you get that first time she lets ya kiss her
BmA
Rusty roofs that rattle when the rain is fallin' down
DAsusA
Handshake deals fresh cut hay fields and hometowns
ChorusG
I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs and guitars playin'
D/F#
One room churches, back road walks and front porch swingin'
EmA
Sunset skies, bonfire nights, I love the simple things
D
That's how I'll always be
G
That's how I'll always be
AsusA
That's how I'll always be
D
That's how I'll always be
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