Chords for BIG SMO - American Made (song)
Tempo:
160.15 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
D
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
Boy, I sure do [D] love this country [E] we live in.
And I was raised by and stood beside those who fought to keep it [E] free.
Now it's on us [D] to pass on that [A] freedom.
I [D] just want to take this time to show my appreciation the best way that I can.
[E] It goes like this.
On a hot summer's day, in a small town parade, you [D] can smell it in the air like some fresh cut hay.
Tennessee ribs with the special [E] sauce, funnel cakes and burgers with the dogs and brats.
A [B] float passed [A] by with the stars and stripes, with [E] a [E] uniformed officer shined up bright.
Saluting our flag with his head held high, you could see it in his eyes, that American pride.
The band marched on in a forward stance, while the flag team followed in a classic dance.
Balloons were released, red, white, and blue.
It remembered to the soldiers that the families knew.
We [D] support each [B] other in the life that we live, and we help one [A] another when we got
it to give.
From the moms and pops to our friends and kids, [E] one nation under God, and that's just
what it is.
We're American made, [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, like a [E] veterans parade.
A flag flied over a grave, [B] we're the land of the free, [D] like the air that we breathe.
From sea to [A] shining sea, [E] being all we can be, we're [D] American made.
I [E] remember this one time, this storm [D] came through and hit middle [E]
Tennessee.
Tore up a [E] lot of things, hurt a lot of people.
But you should have seen how they came together to help fix that community.
Channel 2 news, live from the scene, the aftermath of an F4 twister debris.
Houses destroyed in every way you could see, trees torn to twigs, and power lines in the street.
Families without shelter, water and heat, [D] no clothes for their [A] kids, no food to eat.
People from all around came together to help [E] rebuild lives like it happened to themselves.
[E] Volunteers [A] worked nonstop day to night, with hopes of new beginnings and a brand new life.
And with great success, the American way [E] came through once again for a better day.
[A] No discrimination, no turning our backs on the people who need us living under our flag.
Like a man once said, and I know that it's true, you [E] got to do unto others as you would
have them do you.
[B] We're [E] American made, [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, like a [E] veterans parade, a flag flying over a grave.
We're the land of [A] the free, like the air that we breathe, from sea to shining sea, [E] being
all we can be.
We're [E] American made.
I've seen my fair share of death in this life, but the [A] most honorable display of what this
country stands for, I've seen in the loss of a great American leader.
A fallen [A] hero, a leader of the best, [D] remembered for his [A] work the day he was laid to rest.
People came from far away to pay their respects, [E] and one by one saluted as he [E] passed.
Family and friends all spoke their peace [D] as he laid before the [A] nation for the whole world to see.
Kind words spoken on a man's life dream, who cared for his country the best it could be.
Lifted by his soldiers to a final resting place [D] just a few steps [A] away from his brother's grave.
This is just a glimpse at a lifelong parade, [E] led by a family who's American made.
[D] See, we seem to [A] forget until it's too late to recognize the liberty in the lives of the
great [D] who lead this [A] great nation to a better place.
[E] We're proud to be the American made.
We're American made.
Like a 4th of July day.
Like a veteran's parade.
A flag flying over a grave.
[B] We're the land of the [A] free.
[E] Like the air that we breathe.
From sea to shining sea.
Being all we can be.
We're [B] American [A] made.
I see it's not about [D] what you wear, [E] or what you drive, or how much money you got.
It's about being a [E] symbol of this great nation.
And standing up for what's right every day of our lives.
And raising our children to do the same.
To help preserve the freedom that makes us Americans.
Now that's [A] American made.
[N]
Boy, I sure do [D] love this country [E] we live in.
And I was raised by and stood beside those who fought to keep it [E] free.
Now it's on us [D] to pass on that [A] freedom.
I [D] just want to take this time to show my appreciation the best way that I can.
[E] It goes like this.
On a hot summer's day, in a small town parade, you [D] can smell it in the air like some fresh cut hay.
Tennessee ribs with the special [E] sauce, funnel cakes and burgers with the dogs and brats.
A [B] float passed [A] by with the stars and stripes, with [E] a [E] uniformed officer shined up bright.
Saluting our flag with his head held high, you could see it in his eyes, that American pride.
The band marched on in a forward stance, while the flag team followed in a classic dance.
Balloons were released, red, white, and blue.
It remembered to the soldiers that the families knew.
We [D] support each [B] other in the life that we live, and we help one [A] another when we got
it to give.
From the moms and pops to our friends and kids, [E] one nation under God, and that's just
what it is.
We're American made, [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, like a [E] veterans parade.
A flag flied over a grave, [B] we're the land of the free, [D] like the air that we breathe.
From sea to [A] shining sea, [E] being all we can be, we're [D] American made.
I [E] remember this one time, this storm [D] came through and hit middle [E]
Tennessee.
Tore up a [E] lot of things, hurt a lot of people.
But you should have seen how they came together to help fix that community.
Channel 2 news, live from the scene, the aftermath of an F4 twister debris.
Houses destroyed in every way you could see, trees torn to twigs, and power lines in the street.
Families without shelter, water and heat, [D] no clothes for their [A] kids, no food to eat.
People from all around came together to help [E] rebuild lives like it happened to themselves.
[E] Volunteers [A] worked nonstop day to night, with hopes of new beginnings and a brand new life.
And with great success, the American way [E] came through once again for a better day.
[A] No discrimination, no turning our backs on the people who need us living under our flag.
Like a man once said, and I know that it's true, you [E] got to do unto others as you would
have them do you.
[B] We're [E] American made, [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, like a [E] veterans parade, a flag flying over a grave.
We're the land of [A] the free, like the air that we breathe, from sea to shining sea, [E] being
all we can be.
We're [E] American made.
I've seen my fair share of death in this life, but the [A] most honorable display of what this
country stands for, I've seen in the loss of a great American leader.
A fallen [A] hero, a leader of the best, [D] remembered for his [A] work the day he was laid to rest.
People came from far away to pay their respects, [E] and one by one saluted as he [E] passed.
Family and friends all spoke their peace [D] as he laid before the [A] nation for the whole world to see.
Kind words spoken on a man's life dream, who cared for his country the best it could be.
Lifted by his soldiers to a final resting place [D] just a few steps [A] away from his brother's grave.
This is just a glimpse at a lifelong parade, [E] led by a family who's American made.
[D] See, we seem to [A] forget until it's too late to recognize the liberty in the lives of the
great [D] who lead this [A] great nation to a better place.
[E] We're proud to be the American made.
We're American made.
Like a 4th of July day.
Like a veteran's parade.
A flag flying over a grave.
[B] We're the land of the [A] free.
[E] Like the air that we breathe.
From sea to shining sea.
Being all we can be.
We're [B] American [A] made.
I see it's not about [D] what you wear, [E] or what you drive, or how much money you got.
It's about being a [E] symbol of this great nation.
And standing up for what's right every day of our lives.
And raising our children to do the same.
To help preserve the freedom that makes us Americans.
Now that's [A] American made.
[N]
Key:
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A
D
B
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A
D
B
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
Boy, I sure do [D] love this country [E] we live in.
_ And I was raised by and stood beside those who fought to keep it [E] free. _ _ _
Now it's on us [D] to pass on that [A] freedom. _
_ _ I [D] just want to take this time to show my appreciation _ the best way that I can.
_ [E] _ _ It goes like this.
On a hot summer's day, in a small town parade, you [D] can smell it in the air like some fresh cut hay.
Tennessee ribs with the special [E] sauce, funnel cakes and burgers with the dogs and brats.
A [B] float passed [A] by with the stars and stripes, with [E] a _ [E] uniformed officer shined up bright.
Saluting our flag with his head held high, you could see it in his eyes, that American pride.
The band marched on in a forward stance, while the flag team followed in a classic dance.
_ Balloons were released, red, white, and blue.
It remembered to the soldiers that the families knew.
We [D] support each [B] other in the life that we live, and we help one [A] another when we got
it to give.
From the moms and pops to our friends and kids, [E] one nation under God, and that's just
what it is.
We're American _ made, _ [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, _ like a [E] veterans parade.
_ A flag flied over a _ grave, [B] we're the land of the free, _ _ [D] like the air that we _ breathe.
_ From sea to [A] shining sea, _ [E] being all we can be, we're [D] American made.
I [E] remember this one time, this storm [D] came through and hit middle [E]
Tennessee.
_ Tore up a [E] lot of things, hurt a lot of people.
But you should have seen how they came together to help fix that community.
Channel 2 news, live from the scene, the aftermath of an F4 twister debris.
_ Houses destroyed in every way you could see, trees torn to twigs, and power lines in the street.
Families without shelter, water and heat, [D] no clothes for their [A] kids, no food to eat.
People from all around came together to help _ [E] rebuild lives like it happened to themselves.
_ [E] Volunteers [A] worked nonstop day to night, with hopes of new beginnings and a brand new life.
And with great success, the American way [E] came through once again for a better day.
[A] No discrimination, _ no turning our backs on the people who need us living under our flag.
Like a man once said, and I know that it's true, you [E] got to do unto others as you would
have them do you.
[B] We're [E] American made, _ _ [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, _ like a [E] veterans parade, _ a flag flying over a _ grave.
We're the land of [A] the free, _ _ like the air that we breathe, _ from sea to shining sea, _ [E] being
all we can be.
We're [E] American made.
I've seen my fair share of death in this life, but the [A] most honorable display of what this
country stands for, I've seen in the loss of a great American leader.
A fallen [A] hero, a leader of the best, [D] remembered for his [A] work the day he was laid to rest.
People came from far away to pay their respects, [E] and one by one saluted as he [E] passed.
Family and friends all spoke their peace [D] as he laid before the [A] nation for the whole world to see.
Kind words spoken on a man's life dream, who cared for his country the best it could be.
Lifted by his soldiers to a final resting place [D] just a few steps [A] away from his brother's grave.
This is just a glimpse at a lifelong parade, [E] led by a family who's American made.
[D] See, we seem to [A] forget until it's too late to recognize the liberty in the lives of the
great [D] who lead this [A] great nation to a better place.
[E] We're proud to be the American made.
We're American _ made.
_ Like a 4th of July day.
_ Like a veteran's parade.
A flag flying over a _ grave.
[B] We're the land of the [A] free.
_ _ [E] Like the air that we breathe.
_ _ From sea to shining sea.
_ Being all we can be.
We're [B] American [A] made.
I see it's not about [D] what you wear, [E] or what you drive, or how much money you got.
It's about being a [E] symbol of this great nation.
And standing up for what's right every day of our lives.
And raising our children to do the same.
To help preserve the freedom that makes us Americans. _ _
_ Now that's [A] American made. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
Boy, I sure do [D] love this country [E] we live in.
_ And I was raised by and stood beside those who fought to keep it [E] free. _ _ _
Now it's on us [D] to pass on that [A] freedom. _
_ _ I [D] just want to take this time to show my appreciation _ the best way that I can.
_ [E] _ _ It goes like this.
On a hot summer's day, in a small town parade, you [D] can smell it in the air like some fresh cut hay.
Tennessee ribs with the special [E] sauce, funnel cakes and burgers with the dogs and brats.
A [B] float passed [A] by with the stars and stripes, with [E] a _ [E] uniformed officer shined up bright.
Saluting our flag with his head held high, you could see it in his eyes, that American pride.
The band marched on in a forward stance, while the flag team followed in a classic dance.
_ Balloons were released, red, white, and blue.
It remembered to the soldiers that the families knew.
We [D] support each [B] other in the life that we live, and we help one [A] another when we got
it to give.
From the moms and pops to our friends and kids, [E] one nation under God, and that's just
what it is.
We're American _ made, _ [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, _ like a [E] veterans parade.
_ A flag flied over a _ grave, [B] we're the land of the free, _ _ [D] like the air that we _ breathe.
_ From sea to [A] shining sea, _ [E] being all we can be, we're [D] American made.
I [E] remember this one time, this storm [D] came through and hit middle [E]
Tennessee.
_ Tore up a [E] lot of things, hurt a lot of people.
But you should have seen how they came together to help fix that community.
Channel 2 news, live from the scene, the aftermath of an F4 twister debris.
_ Houses destroyed in every way you could see, trees torn to twigs, and power lines in the street.
Families without shelter, water and heat, [D] no clothes for their [A] kids, no food to eat.
People from all around came together to help _ [E] rebuild lives like it happened to themselves.
_ [E] Volunteers [A] worked nonstop day to night, with hopes of new beginnings and a brand new life.
And with great success, the American way [E] came through once again for a better day.
[A] No discrimination, _ no turning our backs on the people who need us living under our flag.
Like a man once said, and I know that it's true, you [E] got to do unto others as you would
have them do you.
[B] We're [E] American made, _ _ [D] like a 4th of [A] July day, _ like a [E] veterans parade, _ a flag flying over a _ grave.
We're the land of [A] the free, _ _ like the air that we breathe, _ from sea to shining sea, _ [E] being
all we can be.
We're [E] American made.
I've seen my fair share of death in this life, but the [A] most honorable display of what this
country stands for, I've seen in the loss of a great American leader.
A fallen [A] hero, a leader of the best, [D] remembered for his [A] work the day he was laid to rest.
People came from far away to pay their respects, [E] and one by one saluted as he [E] passed.
Family and friends all spoke their peace [D] as he laid before the [A] nation for the whole world to see.
Kind words spoken on a man's life dream, who cared for his country the best it could be.
Lifted by his soldiers to a final resting place [D] just a few steps [A] away from his brother's grave.
This is just a glimpse at a lifelong parade, [E] led by a family who's American made.
[D] See, we seem to [A] forget until it's too late to recognize the liberty in the lives of the
great [D] who lead this [A] great nation to a better place.
[E] We're proud to be the American made.
We're American _ made.
_ Like a 4th of July day.
_ Like a veteran's parade.
A flag flying over a _ grave.
[B] We're the land of the [A] free.
_ _ [E] Like the air that we breathe.
_ _ From sea to shining sea.
_ Being all we can be.
We're [B] American [A] made.
I see it's not about [D] what you wear, [E] or what you drive, or how much money you got.
It's about being a [E] symbol of this great nation.
And standing up for what's right every day of our lives.
And raising our children to do the same.
To help preserve the freedom that makes us Americans. _ _
_ Now that's [A] American made. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _