Chords for Mansion in Branson - Glen Campbell
Tempo:
91.1 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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You know I've had a lot of success with songs of the cities of the United States in
Such as Galveston, Wichita, Lineman and by the time I get to Phoenix
I've got another song friends
Brand new song I want to try it out on you.
We're doing it here recording it for the first time
It was written by my good friend Paul over street, and it's about a lot of people's lives and a town in Missouri
Well his record label told him we [C] don't need you [G] anymore
Now our consultant say you're not what [A] folks [D] are looking for and
[G] We can't get your records on young [C] country [G] radio
Why you're too out of shape for wranglers [D] and too old for [G] video
Well, they tore up his [C] contract.
Yeah, they ripped it [G] page by page
As he walked out they ushered [A] in a young man [D] have his aid
[G] Why he felt lowdown and useless [C] as they sent him all [G] his way
But they'll never know the favor that [D] they did for him [G] that day
He's building a man John
over [C] in France
And [G] the folks in class and louder [A] than they ever did [D] before
[G] John
over in [C] Branson
Well now [G] still eat your heart out he [D] don't need you [G] anymore
Well he used to ride his custom coach 300 days a year
But now he just drives up the street to [D] personally appear
[G] Why he's got his own theater his own record label, too
And now he's a getting 99%
instead off to
He's building a man John [C] over in Branson
The crowds are cheering louder [A] than ever [D] before
[G] John
[C] over in Branson
[G] Well, I still eat your heart out.
He [D] don't need you [G] anymore
Nice fill your heart [D] up.
He don't need you anymore [C] Anymore
[G] [N]
Such as Galveston, Wichita, Lineman and by the time I get to Phoenix
I've got another song friends
Brand new song I want to try it out on you.
We're doing it here recording it for the first time
It was written by my good friend Paul over street, and it's about a lot of people's lives and a town in Missouri
Well his record label told him we [C] don't need you [G] anymore
Now our consultant say you're not what [A] folks [D] are looking for and
[G] We can't get your records on young [C] country [G] radio
Why you're too out of shape for wranglers [D] and too old for [G] video
Well, they tore up his [C] contract.
Yeah, they ripped it [G] page by page
As he walked out they ushered [A] in a young man [D] have his aid
[G] Why he felt lowdown and useless [C] as they sent him all [G] his way
But they'll never know the favor that [D] they did for him [G] that day
He's building a man John
over [C] in France
And [G] the folks in class and louder [A] than they ever did [D] before
[G] John
over in [C] Branson
Well now [G] still eat your heart out he [D] don't need you [G] anymore
Well he used to ride his custom coach 300 days a year
But now he just drives up the street to [D] personally appear
[G] Why he's got his own theater his own record label, too
And now he's a getting 99%
instead off to
He's building a man John [C] over in Branson
The crowds are cheering louder [A] than ever [D] before
[G] John
[C] over in Branson
[G] Well, I still eat your heart out.
He [D] don't need you [G] anymore
Nice fill your heart [D] up.
He don't need you anymore [C] Anymore
[G] [N]
Key:
G
D
C
A
G
D
C
A
_ _ _ _ _ _ You know I've had a lot of success with songs of the cities of the United States in
Such as Galveston, Wichita, Lineman and by the time I get to Phoenix
I've got another song friends
Brand new song I want to try it out on you.
We're doing it here recording it for the first time
It was written by my good friend Paul over street, and it's about a lot of people's lives and a town in Missouri
_ _ _ Well his record label told him we [C] don't need you [G] anymore
Now our consultant say you're not what [A] folks [D] are looking for and
[G] We can't get your records on young [C] country [G] radio
Why you're too out of shape for wranglers [D] and too old for [G] video
_ _ Well, they tore up his [C] contract.
Yeah, they ripped it [G] page by page
As he walked out they ushered [A] in a young man [D] have his aid
[G] Why he felt lowdown and useless [C] as they sent him all [G] his way
But they'll never know the favor that [D] they did for him [G] that day
_ He's building a man John
over [C] in France
And [G] the folks in class and louder [A] than they ever did [D] before _
[G] John
over in [C] Branson
Well now [G] still eat your heart out he [D] don't need you [G] anymore _ _
_ _ _ Well he used to ride his custom coach 300 days a year
But now he just drives up the street to [D] personally appear
[G] Why he's got his own theater his own record label, too
And now he's a getting 99%
instead off to
He's building a man John [C] over in Branson
The crowds are cheering louder [A] than ever [D] before
_ [G] John
_ [C] over in Branson
_ [G] Well, I still eat your heart out.
He [D] don't need you [G] anymore _ _
Nice fill your heart [D] up.
He don't need you anymore _ _ [C] Anymore
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Such as Galveston, Wichita, Lineman and by the time I get to Phoenix
I've got another song friends
Brand new song I want to try it out on you.
We're doing it here recording it for the first time
It was written by my good friend Paul over street, and it's about a lot of people's lives and a town in Missouri
_ _ _ Well his record label told him we [C] don't need you [G] anymore
Now our consultant say you're not what [A] folks [D] are looking for and
[G] We can't get your records on young [C] country [G] radio
Why you're too out of shape for wranglers [D] and too old for [G] video
_ _ Well, they tore up his [C] contract.
Yeah, they ripped it [G] page by page
As he walked out they ushered [A] in a young man [D] have his aid
[G] Why he felt lowdown and useless [C] as they sent him all [G] his way
But they'll never know the favor that [D] they did for him [G] that day
_ He's building a man John
over [C] in France
And [G] the folks in class and louder [A] than they ever did [D] before _
[G] John
over in [C] Branson
Well now [G] still eat your heart out he [D] don't need you [G] anymore _ _
_ _ _ Well he used to ride his custom coach 300 days a year
But now he just drives up the street to [D] personally appear
[G] Why he's got his own theater his own record label, too
And now he's a getting 99%
instead off to
He's building a man John [C] over in Branson
The crowds are cheering louder [A] than ever [D] before
_ [G] John
_ [C] over in Branson
_ [G] Well, I still eat your heart out.
He [D] don't need you [G] anymore _ _
Nice fill your heart [D] up.
He don't need you anymore _ _ [C] Anymore
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _