Chords for Mac Powell & Jason Hoard: Missssippi and June Bug (TV Performance)

[D] Coming up, Third Day's Mac Powell [F] performs music [Em] from his new solo country [D] album.
_ _ _ _ My [Bb] next guest is known as the lead singer of the Grammy-winning Christian rock band Third Day,
but he has recently gone country with his new solo album and here to sing Mississippi.
Please welcome Mac Powell.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ Baby, why you wanna play all those games? _
_ You're driving me crazy, [G] gonna go [D] insane. _
_ [Bm] But now I got a new game that's for you.
_ [C] _ [D] And it's the one you're gonna lose. _
_ _ [A] Close your [Bb] eyes and count to [Bm] ten, you're never gonna [C] see me back again.
_ [D] One Mississippi, two [G] Mississippi, three Mississippi, four Mississippi, and I'm gone.
Five [G] Mississippi, six Mississippi, seven Mississippi, it ain't gonna [D] take too long.
Eight [G] Mississippi, nine Mississippi, ten Mississippi, you treat me wrong.
By [F] the time [Am] you get to ten Mississippi, I'm gonna be [D] long _ gone.
Yeah, you can put [A] your hands together like that.
[D] Come on, y'all.
Just like that.
Yeah!
Woo!
_ Alright. _ _
Baby, why you wanna treat me so bad? _ _
You know I'm the best that you ever had. _ _
[Bm] And now I'm gonna tell you what we'll do.
_ _ [Am] _
[D] Gonna change up this game on you, yeah. _ _
[A] Close [Bb] your eyes and count [Bm] to ten, you're never gonna see [C] me back [D] again.
One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi, four Mississippi, and I'm gone.
Five [G] Mississippi, six Mississippi, seven Mississippi, it ain't gonna [D] take too long.
Eight Mississippi, [G] nine Mississippi, ten [A] Mississippi, you treat me wrong.
[F] By the time you [Am] get to ten Mississippi, [Bm] I'm gonna [D] be [G] long gone.
[F] _ _ [D] _
[C] Long gone.
[G] _ _ _ _ [F] I'm [D] gonna be [C] long [F] gone.
_ [G] _ _
_ [A] Close your eyes and count [Bm] to ten, you're never gonna [C] see me [Db] back [D] again.
One Mississippi, [Gb] two Mississippi, three Mississippi, four Mississippi, and I'm gone.
Five Mississippi, six Mississippi, seven Mississippi, it [Gb] ain't gonna [D] take too long.
Eight Mississippi, [G] nine Mississippi, ten Mississippi, [C] you treat me wrong.
[F] By the time you get [Am] to ten Mississippi, [G] I'm gonna be [D] long gone.
I'm gonna be long gone.
I'm gonna be long _ gone.
Aw yeah.
Y'all give it up for Mr.
Jason Horde on the acoustic guitar.
Yeah.
_ It goes like this, you ready?
L-I, crooked letter, crooked letter, I, crooked letter, crooked letter, I.
_ _ Spell it down.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ A little bit louder. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
[D] _ _ _ _ Alright. _ _
Yeah, Matt.
_ [N] _ _ _ _
Hey, how are you?
Jason? Right, yeah.
[Eb] Nat!
_ [Bb] _ Thank you for being here.
Thank you.
Okay, so you were with [N] Third Day, you were known as Christian.
What is it like to go out solo for you now?
Well, it's not a lot different.
You know, with Third Day, we're a band that's been together for 20 years.
Right.
So the difference is in playing with a group of guys for 20 years and knowing all those,
you know, little things that you deal with, good and bad.
And then now, going on the road with a bunch of different guys that I've never played,
you know, live with before, singing songs I've never sang live a million times before,
like I have the Third Day songs.
So it's different, but there's still this passion in my heart for this music, and so
I'm so excited to be able to do it.
Isn't that great?
Have you found any kind of hedging or whatever?
You know when you sing a certain style of music and then you go into another style.
Have you been accepted?
Do you feel like people are accepting you?
Yeah, absolutely.
The overwhelming majority of people, of my fans and people who've heard the music who
haven't heard my music before, are very positive about it.
You know, you're always going to have the fans that just don't like change, don't like
anything different, but for them, there's a new Third Day record coming soon, and I've
got this for this time.
Well, it's good to branch out and do things.
Like I did solo things, Donnie did solo things, we did things together.
So you've been co-writing with people like Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney. _
_ _ _ I haven't necessarily [C] co-written with them yet.
I've written with guys who've written songs for them.
Oh, I see.
So the big songwriter guys that write their hits.
Well then why are we talking about this?
_ I don't know.
I don't know.
But if you've got any connections or numbers, [Bb] I'll_
I have a few. _
_ [Gb] _ You know what?
I saw him earlier.
He reminds me of Dan Seals, doesn't he?
He's got that great Dan_
It's the 70s hair and the beard.
Is that what it is?
I think it's the eyes.
They're beautiful.
Thank you.
I appreciate it.
Okay, when you come back, you're going to sing for us?
Yeah, absolutely.
We're going to sing a song when we get back called Junebug.
Junebug.
Stay with us.
We'll [E] be right back.
More music from Mac Powell.
[F] _ _ [Em] _
[D] Coming up, Mac Powell in an encore performance. _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ [D] I want to thank all my guests today.
Tarni [Gb] Wilson, Sonja Nimry, Jason Gedrick, and of course Mac Powell.
And remember for show information and [N] also information on Mac's new solo album, go to
our website, hallmarkchannel.com slash marie.
Will you play us out, please?
Would love to.
Junebug!
See you next time.
_ _ _ [A]
Junebug, Junebug, what you gonna do, bug?
Tell me where you're going when the sun goes down.
Junebug, Junebug, do you wanna have fun?
Come on over, baby, let me show you how. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ All right. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Well, Junebug grew up right down the [G] road where I came [D] from in a southern [A] town.
Good looking mama, hard working [G] papa, fell in [D] love for the very first [A] time.
_ Yeah.
With the way she walks and the way she talks, well, I wanna be [E] holding her hand.
[A] With a pretty little smile and big blue eyes, [G] Junebug, [D] I wanna be your [A] man.
Yeah.
All right.
_ _ _ Well, Junebug, she plays hard to [G] get and I bet [D] she'll break your [A] heart, but I won't let go.
My [G] Junebug, I fell in love, [D] she's all I [Am]
want.
_ _ [D] With the way she [A] walks and the way