Chords for Jerry Salley: Call Me Old Fashion (2019) New Bluegrass! May 2019
Tempo:
75.05 bpm
Chords used:
B
F#
E
G#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#] [G#m] [E]
[B] [F#] [G#m] [E]
[F#] I believe in making my money [G#m] the hard way, so I work for it.
[E] And every job [B] I do, I do [F#] with pride.
[B] I believe [F#] in keeping a promise [G#m] that I make.
You've got my word on it [E] when I shake your [B] hand
and look you in [F#] the eye.
[F#]
[E] And I believe in [B] old glory [E] and putting [B] your hand
over [C#m] your heart and taking off your hat.
[F#] When that anthem starts, call me [B] old-fashioned.
[D#m] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith [B] in the way it was.
[E] When a mom and pop [B] was the place we shot,
[C#m] and a check was good [F#] for cashing, [B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] When a neighbor's down, [B] I reach out my hand
[E] and open up the [B] lady's door without [C#m] her asking.
[F#]
Call me [B] old-fashioned.
I believe [F#] a man should have to ask [G#m] permission
for a woman's hand [E] before [B] he gets down on [F#] one knee.
[B] And I [F#] believe in passing [G#m] down traditions every chance you
can [E] so [B] children learn what [F#] family means.
[E] Sitting around [B] the supper table [E] [B] every night at 6 [C#m] o'clock
[B] and talking about our day [F#] with the TV off,
call me [B] old-fashioned.
[F#] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith in the way it [E] was.
When a golden band [D#m] on someone's hand [C#m] meant love was [F#] everlasting,
[B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I believe kids need [D#] a mom and a dad,
[E] and they're worth working [D#m] out any problems [C#m] that you're having.
[F#] Call me [B] old-fashioned.
[A#m]
[G#m] [D#] [E] [D#m]
[C#m] [F#] Call [B] me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I still say yes, sir, and thank you, ma'am,
[E] and wish kids still prayed [B] in school before [C#m] their classes.
[B] Sometimes [E] I shake my [D#m] head and ask myself [C#m] what happened.
[F#] Call me [C#] old-fashioned.
[B] [F#] [G#m]
[E] Call [B] me old [F#]-fashioned.
[G#m] [E] [F#] [B]
[B] [F#] [G#m] [E]
[F#] I believe in making my money [G#m] the hard way, so I work for it.
[E] And every job [B] I do, I do [F#] with pride.
[B] I believe [F#] in keeping a promise [G#m] that I make.
You've got my word on it [E] when I shake your [B] hand
and look you in [F#] the eye.
[F#]
[E] And I believe in [B] old glory [E] and putting [B] your hand
over [C#m] your heart and taking off your hat.
[F#] When that anthem starts, call me [B] old-fashioned.
[D#m] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith [B] in the way it was.
[E] When a mom and pop [B] was the place we shot,
[C#m] and a check was good [F#] for cashing, [B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] When a neighbor's down, [B] I reach out my hand
[E] and open up the [B] lady's door without [C#m] her asking.
[F#]
Call me [B] old-fashioned.
I believe [F#] a man should have to ask [G#m] permission
for a woman's hand [E] before [B] he gets down on [F#] one knee.
[B] And I [F#] believe in passing [G#m] down traditions every chance you
can [E] so [B] children learn what [F#] family means.
[E] Sitting around [B] the supper table [E] [B] every night at 6 [C#m] o'clock
[B] and talking about our day [F#] with the TV off,
call me [B] old-fashioned.
[F#] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith in the way it [E] was.
When a golden band [D#m] on someone's hand [C#m] meant love was [F#] everlasting,
[B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I believe kids need [D#] a mom and a dad,
[E] and they're worth working [D#m] out any problems [C#m] that you're having.
[F#] Call me [B] old-fashioned.
[A#m]
[G#m] [D#] [E] [D#m]
[C#m] [F#] Call [B] me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I still say yes, sir, and thank you, ma'am,
[E] and wish kids still prayed [B] in school before [C#m] their classes.
[B] Sometimes [E] I shake my [D#m] head and ask myself [C#m] what happened.
[F#] Call me [C#] old-fashioned.
[B] [F#] [G#m]
[E] Call [B] me old [F#]-fashioned.
[G#m] [E] [F#] [B]
Key:
B
F#
E
G#m
C#m
B
F#
E
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _
_ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _
_ [F#] I believe in making my money [G#m] the hard way, so I work for it.
[E] And every job [B] I do, I do [F#] with pride. _ _
_ [B] I believe [F#] in keeping a promise [G#m] that I make.
You've got my word on it [E] when I shake your [B] hand
and look you in [F#] the eye.
_ [F#] _
_ [E] And I believe in [B] old glory [E] and putting [B] your hand
over [C#m] your heart and taking off your hat.
[F#] When that anthem starts, call me [B] old-fashioned.
[D#m] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith [B] in the way it was.
[E] When a mom and pop [B] was the place we shot,
[C#m] and a check was good [F#] for cashing, [B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] When a neighbor's down, [B] I reach out my hand
[E] and open up the [B] lady's door without [C#m] her asking.
_ [F#]
Call me [B] old-fashioned.
_ _ I believe [F#] a man should have to ask [G#m] permission
for a woman's hand [E] before [B] he gets down on [F#] one knee.
_ _ _ [B] And I [F#] believe in passing [G#m] down traditions every chance you
can [E] so [B] children learn what [F#] family means.
_ _ [E] Sitting around [B] the supper table [E] _ [B] every night at 6 [C#m] o'clock
[B] and talking about our day [F#] with the TV off,
call me [B] old-fashioned.
[F#] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith in the way it [E] was.
When a golden band [D#m] on someone's hand [C#m] meant love was [F#] everlasting,
[B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I believe kids need [D#] a mom and a dad,
[E] and they're worth working [D#m] out any problems [C#m] that you're having.
[F#] Call me [B] old-fashioned.
[A#m] _
_ [G#m] _ _ [D#] _ _ [E] _ _ [D#m] _
_ [C#m] _ _ [F#] Call [B] me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I still say yes, sir, and thank you, ma'am,
[E] and wish kids still prayed [B] in school before [C#m] their classes.
[B] Sometimes [E] I shake my [D#m] head and ask myself [C#m] what happened.
[F#] _ _ Call me [C#] old-fashioned.
[B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [G#m] _
_ [E] Call [B] me old [F#]-fashioned.
_ [G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _ [B] _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _
_ [F#] I believe in making my money [G#m] the hard way, so I work for it.
[E] And every job [B] I do, I do [F#] with pride. _ _
_ [B] I believe [F#] in keeping a promise [G#m] that I make.
You've got my word on it [E] when I shake your [B] hand
and look you in [F#] the eye.
_ [F#] _
_ [E] And I believe in [B] old glory [E] and putting [B] your hand
over [C#m] your heart and taking off your hat.
[F#] When that anthem starts, call me [B] old-fashioned.
[D#m] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith [B] in the way it was.
[E] When a mom and pop [B] was the place we shot,
[C#m] and a check was good [F#] for cashing, [B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] When a neighbor's down, [B] I reach out my hand
[E] and open up the [B] lady's door without [C#m] her asking.
_ [F#]
Call me [B] old-fashioned.
_ _ I believe [F#] a man should have to ask [G#m] permission
for a woman's hand [E] before [B] he gets down on [F#] one knee.
_ _ _ [B] And I [F#] believe in passing [G#m] down traditions every chance you
can [E] so [B] children learn what [F#] family means.
_ _ [E] Sitting around [B] the supper table [E] _ [B] every night at 6 [C#m] o'clock
[B] and talking about our day [F#] with the TV off,
call me [B] old-fashioned.
[F#] Call me out of touch [G#m] for having faith in the way it [E] was.
When a golden band [D#m] on someone's hand [C#m] meant love was [F#] everlasting,
[B] call me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I believe kids need [D#] a mom and a dad,
[E] and they're worth working [D#m] out any problems [C#m] that you're having.
[F#] Call me [B] old-fashioned.
[A#m] _
_ [G#m] _ _ [D#] _ _ [E] _ _ [D#m] _
_ [C#m] _ _ [F#] Call [B] me out of style.
[F#] That's who I am.
[G#m] I still say yes, sir, and thank you, ma'am,
[E] and wish kids still prayed [B] in school before [C#m] their classes.
[B] Sometimes [E] I shake my [D#m] head and ask myself [C#m] what happened.
[F#] _ _ Call me [C#] old-fashioned.
[B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [G#m] _
_ [E] Call [B] me old [F#]-fashioned.
_ [G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _ [B] _ _ _