Chords for Hank Williams III performing in the late 90 s at the ryman

And for me it brings back a lot of memories, I'll guarantee you that.
And we're also making some new memories at the Ryman Auditorium
[F#] with a visit tonight from Hank Williams III,
[E] the grandson of the legendary Hank Williams.
How does it make you feel to be in this particular building?
Well, I thought I was gonna be pretty nervous last night and tonight,
but I [A] got a_
I don't know, I'm pretty calm.
So, [D] it feels good, you know, feels [G] warm, you know.
Of course, [G#] you never knew your grandfather, you never got to see him [N] perform here,
but I'm sure you've learned a lot about him,
talking with Hank Jr.,
your dad, and reading and all about him.
The legendary story is the night that he came out here and got seven encores.
Can you top that?
No, I seriously doubt that.
I seriously doubt that.
But, you know, I'm just glad to be here and hopefully be around for a long time.
We're glad to have you.
Good luck.
You're gonna go out on stage and sing Hank Williams III
when we come back to the Grand Ole Opry.
Come back with us. _
_ _ _ The Grand Ole Opry is at the Ryman right on through the month of February,
so if you're planning to come down and see the Opry,
you've got until then to see it at the historic Ryman Auditorium.
We're having a great time tonight and a great moment coming up.
Hank Williams III, the grandson of the great Hank Williams Sr.,
is coming up.
He's gonna perform for you.
He's got a special guest.
Well, he'll tell you about it when we get on stage.
Let's go on.
_ _ _ Well, for those of you just tuning into TNN,
you might recognize that we are in a different place.
We are in the Ryman Auditorium for the rest of this month and all of February.
We hope you'll make plans to join us when you can.
This place is historic, and [G] we're about to kind of introduce you to a momentous moment, I believe.
Fifty-plus years ago, [N] this gentleman that I'm about to introduce,
his grandfather held forth here in the Ryman on that Opry—
on this Opry stage that night and brought the house down just over and over and over again that night,
and we are pleased to have the grandson of one of the most legendary country performers,
if not the most legendary, with us here tonight.
Would you folks say hello to Hank Williams III?
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_ I heard a lady _ say _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F] hello
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_ _ [G] heard a lady _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ say _ _
_ _ Well, my hat's gone for now
_ _ I ain't got a dog, but I wish I had
[F] And I'm _ _ _ _ [G] in a one [C]-horse town _ _ _
_ _ My gal called me the other day
She said I didn't bring home enough of that pay
[F] And I'm down _ _ _ [G] in a one [Am]-horse town
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_ [Am] But [G] I'm doing _ fine, I'm doing okay
I think I might get by just one [C] more day _ _
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_ Well, when you get old, darling, got nothing to lose
All you can do is start singing the blues when [F] you're down
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In [G] a one [Cm]-horse [C] town _ _ _
_ I drank on Tuesday until I fell down
I woke up on Wednesday and you weren't around
[F] And _ _ [A] _ I'm in [C] a one-horse town _ _ _ _
_ But [G] I'm doing _ fine, I'm doing okay
I think [Em] I might get by just [C] one more day _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ All right, thank you so [N] much, we do appreciate it.
I want to say a big hi to my family out there in Jane, Missouri.
How y'all [E] doing?
_ All right, on this next song, [N] it's more of a, kind of a new kind of country [B] song, but this is our new single coming out.
This is called I Don't Know.
_ Well, I might get drunk and rob a bank
_ _ _ Shoot my car if it [F#] don't crank
_ _ Try to raise a [E] little _ cane
[F#m] _ Mess the wall [B] up with my friends, might even join a rodeo _
_ _ Ride my horse to [F#] Buffalo _
Change _ _ my name to [E] Phil
_ I [F#] _ don't think [B] I ever will, [E] but I can't promise you I won't _ _ _
Some people do, some [B] people _ don't
Some people [E] win, some people [F#m] lose
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_ Some people [A] live, [B] some people choose
All you can do is to ask and
_ You _ hope things work out like you [F#] planned
I _ plan to stay, but [E] I might go
[F#] And [E] I can't say, [B] cause I don't know _
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_ [A] _ [Bm] _ _ _ I [E] might become [B] president
_ _ And tell the world [F#m] I'm heaven sent
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Give up drinking [E] cold iced tea _ _
[F#] Quit watching women [E] and TV
Might even [B] smoke no [D] cigarettes
[B] _ _ Play my guitar [F#m] like you do
He [F#] best _ _ _ get in Miss [E] Aniya's pants
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I don't think I [E] got it, but I ain't saying I won't try
_ _ Could do it all before I [B] die
_ _ _ [D#] I just [G#m] might win if [C#m] I lose
_ _ [F#] _ Well, I'll just blame [C#] it on the blues
Cause I'm just doing [B] as I can
_ And _ I hope you [F#]
understand
_ _ I plan to stay, but I [E] might go
_ _ [F#] And [G] if I do, [B] I told you so _ _ _ _ _
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