Chords for Josh Abbott Band - I'll Sing About Mine
Tempo:
121.95 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
F
Gm
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Bb]
In my hometown, population just a few thousand, all of them [Gm] kids at the drive-in [Eb] after Friday
night's football [Bb] game.
That's the same place my mom and dad went on their first date.
Had the same burger [Gm] I just ate.
[Eb] Man, some things [Bb] never change.
[F] That's what made me who I am today.
[Bb] Gave me a million songs to play [Gm] and when the radio's on, I just don't [C] understand.
[Eb] Because tractors ain't sexy and [Bb] working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
And [Eb] the [Bb] radio's full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Bb] about mine.
I'm not complaining, running my mouth like an old man, talking about a [Gm] world that's changing,
[Eb] how it's giving up [Bb] on me.
I'm just saying, down at Nick's on the weekend, small town [Gm] Evans, they're singing,
[Eb] don't sound like what [Bb] you see when
[F] you talk about the Dairy Queen, [Bb] pickup trucks and spring
scene, [Gm] make the place I love sound like a bad [C] cartoon.
[Eb] Because tractors ain't [Bb] sexy and working is [F] hard for small town people [Gm] like me.
[Eb] And the radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
[Gm]
If you want a song about [Cm] a place like my hometown, [Eb] take a weekend and come on down.
[F] It won't take long to see, [Eb] because tractors ain't sexy [Bb] and working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
[Eb] The radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own lives [F] and I'll sing [Bb] about mine.
They can sing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
[Eb] [Bb]
[N]
In my hometown, population just a few thousand, all of them [Gm] kids at the drive-in [Eb] after Friday
night's football [Bb] game.
That's the same place my mom and dad went on their first date.
Had the same burger [Gm] I just ate.
[Eb] Man, some things [Bb] never change.
[F] That's what made me who I am today.
[Bb] Gave me a million songs to play [Gm] and when the radio's on, I just don't [C] understand.
[Eb] Because tractors ain't sexy and [Bb] working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
And [Eb] the [Bb] radio's full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Bb] about mine.
I'm not complaining, running my mouth like an old man, talking about a [Gm] world that's changing,
[Eb] how it's giving up [Bb] on me.
I'm just saying, down at Nick's on the weekend, small town [Gm] Evans, they're singing,
[Eb] don't sound like what [Bb] you see when
[F] you talk about the Dairy Queen, [Bb] pickup trucks and spring
scene, [Gm] make the place I love sound like a bad [C] cartoon.
[Eb] Because tractors ain't [Bb] sexy and working is [F] hard for small town people [Gm] like me.
[Eb] And the radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
[Gm]
If you want a song about [Cm] a place like my hometown, [Eb] take a weekend and come on down.
[F] It won't take long to see, [Eb] because tractors ain't sexy [Bb] and working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
[Eb] The radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime.
But I'm singing [Eb] about their own lives [F] and I'll sing [Bb] about mine.
They can sing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
[Eb] [Bb]
[N]
Key:
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Eb
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Gm
C
Bb
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_ _ _ In my _ hometown, _ population just a few _ thousand, all of them [Gm] kids at the drive-in [Eb] after Friday
night's football [Bb] game. _
_ _ _ _ That's the same place my mom and dad went on their first date.
Had the same burger [Gm] I just ate.
[Eb] Man, some things [Bb] never change.
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ That's what made me who I am today.
[Bb] _ Gave me a million songs to play [Gm] and when the radio's on, I just don't [C] _ understand.
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Because tractors ain't sexy and [Bb] working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
And [Eb] the _ [Bb] radio's full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never _ seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] _ sometime.
_ _ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Bb] about mine. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm not _ _ complaining, running my mouth like an old man, talking about a [Gm] world that's changing,
[Eb] how it's giving up [Bb] on me. _ _ _ _
I'm just _ saying, down at Nick's on the _ weekend, small town [Gm] Evans, they're singing,
[Eb] don't sound like what [Bb] you see when _ _ _
_ [F] _ you talk about the Dairy Queen, [Bb] _ pickup trucks and spring
scene, [Gm] make the place I love sound like a bad [C] cartoon. _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] Because tractors ain't [Bb] sexy and working is [F] hard for small town people [Gm] like me.
_ [Eb] And the radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen. _
_ [Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime. _
_ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _
If you want a song about [Cm] a place like my hometown, [Eb] _ take a weekend and come on down.
[F] It won't take long to see, _ [Eb] because tractors ain't sexy [Bb] and working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
_ [Eb] _ The radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
_ _ [Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] _ sometime.
_ _ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own lives [F] and I'll sing [Bb] about _ mine.
_ They can sing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ In my _ hometown, _ population just a few _ thousand, all of them [Gm] kids at the drive-in [Eb] after Friday
night's football [Bb] game. _
_ _ _ _ That's the same place my mom and dad went on their first date.
Had the same burger [Gm] I just ate.
[Eb] Man, some things [Bb] never change.
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ That's what made me who I am today.
[Bb] _ Gave me a million songs to play [Gm] and when the radio's on, I just don't [C] _ understand.
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Because tractors ain't sexy and [Bb] working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
And [Eb] the _ [Bb] radio's full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never _ seen.
[Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] _ sometime.
_ _ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Bb] about mine. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm not _ _ complaining, running my mouth like an old man, talking about a [Gm] world that's changing,
[Eb] how it's giving up [Bb] on me. _ _ _ _
I'm just _ saying, down at Nick's on the _ weekend, small town [Gm] Evans, they're singing,
[Eb] don't sound like what [Bb] you see when _ _ _
_ [F] _ you talk about the Dairy Queen, [Bb] _ pickup trucks and spring
scene, [Gm] make the place I love sound like a bad [C] cartoon. _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] Because tractors ain't [Bb] sexy and working is [F] hard for small town people [Gm] like me.
_ [Eb] And the radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen. _
_ [Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] sometime. _
_ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine.
_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _
If you want a song about [Cm] a place like my hometown, [Eb] _ take a weekend and come on down.
[F] It won't take long to see, _ [Eb] because tractors ain't sexy [Bb] and working is hard [F] for small town people [Gm] like me.
_ [Eb] _ The radio's [Bb] full of rich folks singing [F] about places they've [Gm] never seen.
_ _ [Cm] But I ain't saying [Bb] that their lives ain't hard, [F] I'd love to hear about it [C] _ sometime.
_ _ But I'm singing [Eb] about their own lives [F] and I'll sing [Bb] about _ mine.
_ They can sing [Eb] about their own [F] lives and I'll sing [Eb] about [Bb] mine. _ _ _ _
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