Chords for Charlie Daniels - Long Haired Country Boy - Drake White Cover
Tempo:
108.2 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A]
[G] [D] I hear the people say that I'm no good, and crazy as I [G] learn.
I get stoned in the morning, but I get drunk in the afternoon.
Kind of like my old blue tick town, I like to lay around in the shade.
[A] I ain't got [D] two nickels to rub together, but I damn sure got it made.
And [G] I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
No, no, no, no.
If you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [G] leave this [D] long-haired country boy alone.
Listen about this poor, a poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt.
A rich man [Gm] goes to college, my [D] friend, and a poor man goes to work.
A drunk [G] girl wants another drink of wine, [D] and a politician wants to vote.
[G] I don't want much or [D] nothing at all, but if you got it, I'll take [G] three toasts.
Because I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Now, if you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [D] leave this long-haired country boy alone.
Oh, here we go.
[G] [D] [G]
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A] [Em]
[G]
[D] Yeah, that's right.
[G] Listen, old preacher.
[D] Well, that preacher man talking on [G] TV, putting down a rock [D] and a roll.
And he wants me to send a donation for the man, because he's worried about my soul.
He said that Jesus walked on the water, children, and I know that is true.
Sometimes [C#] I [Dm] think that preacher man would like to do [D] a little walking too,
[G] and I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Mm, no, no, no.
If [A] you don't like the way that I'm living,
[G] you just leave this long-haired country boy [D] alone.
Let it out.
If you [A] don't like the way that I'm living,
[C] you just leave this [G] long-haired country boy alone.
Oh, oh, [D] oh, oh, oh.
[N]
[G] [D] I hear the people say that I'm no good, and crazy as I [G] learn.
I get stoned in the morning, but I get drunk in the afternoon.
Kind of like my old blue tick town, I like to lay around in the shade.
[A] I ain't got [D] two nickels to rub together, but I damn sure got it made.
And [G] I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
No, no, no, no.
If you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [G] leave this [D] long-haired country boy alone.
Listen about this poor, a poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt.
A rich man [Gm] goes to college, my [D] friend, and a poor man goes to work.
A drunk [G] girl wants another drink of wine, [D] and a politician wants to vote.
[G] I don't want much or [D] nothing at all, but if you got it, I'll take [G] three toasts.
Because I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Now, if you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [D] leave this long-haired country boy alone.
Oh, here we go.
[G] [D] [G]
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A] [Em]
[G]
[D] Yeah, that's right.
[G] Listen, old preacher.
[D] Well, that preacher man talking on [G] TV, putting down a rock [D] and a roll.
And he wants me to send a donation for the man, because he's worried about my soul.
He said that Jesus walked on the water, children, and I know that is true.
Sometimes [C#] I [Dm] think that preacher man would like to do [D] a little walking too,
[G] and I ain't asking nobody for nothing, if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Mm, no, no, no.
If [A] you don't like the way that I'm living,
[G] you just leave this long-haired country boy [D] alone.
Let it out.
If you [A] don't like the way that I'm living,
[C] you just leave this [G] long-haired country boy alone.
Oh, oh, [D] oh, oh, oh.
[N]
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [D] I hear the people say that I'm no good, and crazy as I [G] learn.
I get stoned in the morning, but I get drunk in the afternoon.
_ Kind of like my old blue tick town, I like to lay around in the shade.
[A] I ain't got [D] two nickels to rub together, but I damn sure got it made.
And [G] I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my _ own.
No, no, no, no. _
If you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [G] leave this [D] long-haired country boy alone. _
_ _ _ _ Listen about this poor, a poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt.
A rich man [Gm] goes to college, my [D] friend, and a poor man goes to work.
A drunk [G] girl wants another drink of wine, [D] and a politician wants to vote.
[G] I don't want much or [D] nothing at all, but if you got it, I'll take [G] three toasts.
Because I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my own. _ _ _ _
Now, if you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [D] leave this long-haired country boy alone. _ _
Oh, here we go. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ Yeah, that's right.
_ [G] Listen, old preacher.
[D] Well, that preacher man talking on [G] TV, putting down a rock [D] and a roll.
And he wants me to send a donation for the man, because he's worried about my soul.
He said that Jesus walked on the water, children, and I know that is true.
Sometimes [C#] I [Dm] think that preacher man would like to do [D] a little walking too,
[G] and I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Mm, no, no, no.
If [A] you don't like the way that I'm living,
[G] you just leave this long-haired country boy [D] alone.
_ Let it out.
If you [A] don't like the way that I'm living,
[C] you just leave this [G] long-haired country boy _ _ _ _ _ alone. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Oh, oh, [D] oh, oh, oh. _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [D] I hear the people say that I'm no good, and crazy as I [G] learn.
I get stoned in the morning, but I get drunk in the afternoon.
_ Kind of like my old blue tick town, I like to lay around in the shade.
[A] I ain't got [D] two nickels to rub together, but I damn sure got it made.
And [G] I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my _ own.
No, no, no, no. _
If you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [G] leave this [D] long-haired country boy alone. _
_ _ _ _ Listen about this poor, a poor girl wants to marry, and a rich girl wants to flirt.
A rich man [Gm] goes to college, my [D] friend, and a poor man goes to work.
A drunk [G] girl wants another drink of wine, [D] and a politician wants to vote.
[G] I don't want much or [D] nothing at all, but if you got it, I'll take [G] three toasts.
Because I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my own. _ _ _ _
Now, if you don't [A] like the way that I'm living,
[C] just [D] leave this long-haired country boy alone. _ _
Oh, here we go. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _ _ _
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_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ Yeah, that's right.
_ [G] Listen, old preacher.
[D] Well, that preacher man talking on [G] TV, putting down a rock [D] and a roll.
And he wants me to send a donation for the man, because he's worried about my soul.
He said that Jesus walked on the water, children, and I know that is true.
Sometimes [C#] I [Dm] think that preacher man would like to do [D] a little walking too,
[G] and I ain't asking nobody for nothing, _ if I can't get it [D] on my own.
Mm, no, no, no.
If [A] you don't like the way that I'm living,
[G] you just leave this long-haired country boy [D] alone.
_ Let it out.
If you [A] don't like the way that I'm living,
[C] you just leave this [G] long-haired country boy _ _ _ _ _ alone. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Oh, oh, [D] oh, oh, oh. _ _ _ _
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