Chords for Red Neck Mother ... Ray Wylie Hubbard
Tempo:
134.3 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
A
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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and I know [G] how they felt because back in the early 80s I went to see Bob Dylan
and I [B] really wanted to hear Bob Dylan do Masters of War but he did but he didn't do it
or he did it and I didn't [A] recognize it
you got that gig [F] I mean [G] G.E. Smith was in the band I don't even think he knew what they were playing
it was [Dm] a pretty but but [Am] Bob is doing great now he's got [G] our good friend Charlie Sexton
[B] in the band and [N] so that's a great band right [Em] there with Charlie
[E] I gotta call [A] Charlie when I get [G] back
[B] [Em]
so anyhow but anyhow [G] that's pretty much that so uh so uh uh [Eb] so anyhow for you people
[B] that have that void [Dm] in your life [D] like having me sing [G] the song up against the wall redneck
mother can fill that hole within you well it may [A] not [Bb] say a lot [Bm] for either [G] one of us
um but let me explain a little bit of it in case you're wondering why the hell I'm singing this
old song a long time ago in a land far away called West Texas if you was a young
long-haired cosmic cowboy hippie did I say young
um musician it was very dangerous times this was before Willie Nelson sang at the Armadillo
World Headquarters in Austin Texas bringing the hippies and the rednecks together through the
damn good country song
yeah well this isn't one of those
he's born in [C] Oklahoma
and [D] his wife's name
[G]
he's not responsible for what [A] [C] he's done
[D] his mother
[Em] and [G]
it's up against the wall [D] redneck [C]
mother
[D]
[G]
he's 34 drinking [C] and a hoggy top
[G] he [D] should have took your kids and your ancestors and raised them
[G] well you know he's pure like the great lone star and pearl [C] and shiner bop bears [G] those are bears
[D] made in Texas he likes beer and I'm Texas [G] therefore he likes Texas he put it in his
GMC pickup [Cm] truck he got him a Ford he gave it [G] to his son [D] who put a little plastic statue of
Robert Earl Keen [G] on the dashboard just to say where I come from and it's up against the wall
[D]
[C] thank you lord you have to [D] now mother who has raised her son [G] so well
he's 34 drinking [D]
[C] and a hoggy top
[D] and it's up against the wall
[G] well you know him is actually for the mileage that [C] I've got out of this song to tell you the
truth [D] this song should have been done buried 20-25 years ago [G] probably never even written
it let alone remember let alone recorded I mean it's only got three chords in it
it's [C] politically incorrect or that but the [D] way that I look at it is careers have been built [G] on
less I wonder what vanilla ice is doing tonight I [C] got a gig I [G] hope it's for [D] okay that's about
enough of this he is for [G] Texas comma looking bop Texas where Jerry Jeff Walker recorded this a long
[C] time ago H is for here [D] we are in Sellersville you
[G] know this would be a perfect song if your name was
Ennis and you were having a bachelor [C] party really
[D] H is for here [G] we are
he uh that's enough [C] of this [G]
[D] and R is [G] for
sing [C] along you have to now
[D]
[G]
[D]
[C] [G]
[D] his mother
okay [G] you're on your own and it's up [Ab] against the wall
[Abm]
[B] [A] [G] [Eb]
[A]
[Em]
[D] I think [G] I think my voice
[A]
[Eb] [G] it's [D] just we can live with his eyes
[G]
and I [B] really wanted to hear Bob Dylan do Masters of War but he did but he didn't do it
or he did it and I didn't [A] recognize it
you got that gig [F] I mean [G] G.E. Smith was in the band I don't even think he knew what they were playing
it was [Dm] a pretty but but [Am] Bob is doing great now he's got [G] our good friend Charlie Sexton
[B] in the band and [N] so that's a great band right [Em] there with Charlie
[E] I gotta call [A] Charlie when I get [G] back
[B] [Em]
so anyhow but anyhow [G] that's pretty much that so uh so uh uh [Eb] so anyhow for you people
[B] that have that void [Dm] in your life [D] like having me sing [G] the song up against the wall redneck
mother can fill that hole within you well it may [A] not [Bb] say a lot [Bm] for either [G] one of us
um but let me explain a little bit of it in case you're wondering why the hell I'm singing this
old song a long time ago in a land far away called West Texas if you was a young
long-haired cosmic cowboy hippie did I say young
um musician it was very dangerous times this was before Willie Nelson sang at the Armadillo
World Headquarters in Austin Texas bringing the hippies and the rednecks together through the
damn good country song
yeah well this isn't one of those
he's born in [C] Oklahoma
and [D] his wife's name
[G]
he's not responsible for what [A] [C] he's done
[D] his mother
[Em] and [G]
it's up against the wall [D] redneck [C]
mother
[D]
[G]
he's 34 drinking [C] and a hoggy top
[G] he [D] should have took your kids and your ancestors and raised them
[G] well you know he's pure like the great lone star and pearl [C] and shiner bop bears [G] those are bears
[D] made in Texas he likes beer and I'm Texas [G] therefore he likes Texas he put it in his
GMC pickup [Cm] truck he got him a Ford he gave it [G] to his son [D] who put a little plastic statue of
Robert Earl Keen [G] on the dashboard just to say where I come from and it's up against the wall
[D]
[C] thank you lord you have to [D] now mother who has raised her son [G] so well
he's 34 drinking [D]
[C] and a hoggy top
[D] and it's up against the wall
[G] well you know him is actually for the mileage that [C] I've got out of this song to tell you the
truth [D] this song should have been done buried 20-25 years ago [G] probably never even written
it let alone remember let alone recorded I mean it's only got three chords in it
it's [C] politically incorrect or that but the [D] way that I look at it is careers have been built [G] on
less I wonder what vanilla ice is doing tonight I [C] got a gig I [G] hope it's for [D] okay that's about
enough of this he is for [G] Texas comma looking bop Texas where Jerry Jeff Walker recorded this a long
[C] time ago H is for here [D] we are in Sellersville you
[G] know this would be a perfect song if your name was
Ennis and you were having a bachelor [C] party really
[D] H is for here [G] we are
he uh that's enough [C] of this [G]
[D] and R is [G] for
sing [C] along you have to now
[D]
[G]
[D]
[C] [G]
[D] his mother
okay [G] you're on your own and it's up [Ab] against the wall
[Abm]
[B] [A] [G] [Eb]
[A]
[Em]
[D] I think [G] I think my voice
[A]
[Eb] [G] it's [D] just we can live with his eyes
[G]
Key:
G
D
C
A
B
G
D
C
and I know [G] how they felt because back in the early 80s I went to see Bob Dylan
and I [B] really wanted to hear Bob Dylan do Masters of War but he did but he didn't do it
or he did it and I didn't [A] recognize it
_ _ you got that gig [F] I mean [G] _ G.E. Smith was in the band I don't even think he knew what they were playing
it was [Dm] a pretty but but [Am] Bob is doing great now he's got [G] our good friend Charlie Sexton
[B] in the band and [N] so that's a great band right [Em] there with Charlie
[E] _ _ _ I gotta call [A] Charlie when I get [G] back
_ [B] _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
so anyhow but anyhow [G] that's pretty much that so uh so uh uh _ [Eb] so anyhow for you people
[B] that have that void [Dm] in your life _ [D] like having me sing [G] the song up against the wall redneck
mother can fill that hole within you _ _ _ well it may [A] not [Bb] say a lot [Bm] for either [G] one of us
_ um but let me explain a little bit of it in case you're wondering why the hell I'm singing this
old song a long time ago in a land far away called West _ Texas _ if you was a young
_ long-haired cosmic cowboy _ hippie _ did I say young _ _ _ _ _ _
um musician it was very dangerous times this was before Willie Nelson sang at the Armadillo
World Headquarters in Austin Texas bringing the hippies and the rednecks together through the
damn good country song _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ yeah well this isn't one of those
_ he's born _ _ in _ [C] Oklahoma _
_ _ _ and [D] his _ wife's name
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ he's _ _ _ not _ _ responsible for what [A] [C] he's done
_ _ _ _ _ [D] his mother
_ _ _ _ [Em] and [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ it's up against the wall [D] redneck [C]
mother
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ he's _ _ _ _ _ 34 drinking _ [C] and a hoggy top
_ _ [G] he [D] should have took your kids and your ancestors and raised them
[G] _ well _ _ _ you know he's pure like the great lone star and pearl [C] and shiner bop bears [G] those are bears
[D] made in Texas he likes beer and I'm Texas [G] therefore he likes Texas _ _ _ _ _ _ _ he put it in his
GMC pickup [Cm] truck he got him a Ford he gave it [G] to his son [D] who put a little plastic statue of
Robert Earl Keen [G] on the dashboard just to say where I come from and it's up against the wall
[D]
[C] thank _ _ you lord you have to [D] now mother who has raised her son [G] so well _ _ _ _ _
he's _ 34 drinking _ [D]
[C] and a hoggy top _ _ _
[D] and it's up against _ _ the wall
[G] well _ _ _ you _ _ know him is actually for the mileage that [C] I've got out of this song to tell you the
truth [D] this song should have been done buried 20-25 years ago [G] probably never even written
it let alone remember let alone recorded I mean it's only got three chords in it
it's [C] politically incorrect or that but the [D] way that I look at it is _ _ careers have been built [G] on
less _ _ I wonder what vanilla ice is doing tonight I _ [C] got a gig I _ [G] hope it's for [D] okay that's about
enough of this he is for [G] Texas comma looking bop Texas where Jerry Jeff Walker recorded this a long _ _
[C] _ time ago H _ is for here [D] we are in Sellersville _ you _
[G] _ know this would be a perfect song if your name was
Ennis and you were having a bachelor [C] party _ really _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ H is for here [G] we are _ _ _ _ _
he _ uh that's enough [C] of this _ _ _ [G]
[D] and R _ _ is _ [G] for _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
sing [C] _ _ along you have to now
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ his _ mother
okay [G] _ _ _ you're on your own and it's up [Ab] against the wall
[Abm] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ [G] _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
_ [D] I think [G] I think my voice
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [G] it's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] just we can live with his eyes
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
and I [B] really wanted to hear Bob Dylan do Masters of War but he did but he didn't do it
or he did it and I didn't [A] recognize it
_ _ you got that gig [F] I mean [G] _ G.E. Smith was in the band I don't even think he knew what they were playing
it was [Dm] a pretty but but [Am] Bob is doing great now he's got [G] our good friend Charlie Sexton
[B] in the band and [N] so that's a great band right [Em] there with Charlie
[E] _ _ _ I gotta call [A] Charlie when I get [G] back
_ [B] _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
so anyhow but anyhow [G] that's pretty much that so uh so uh uh _ [Eb] so anyhow for you people
[B] that have that void [Dm] in your life _ [D] like having me sing [G] the song up against the wall redneck
mother can fill that hole within you _ _ _ well it may [A] not [Bb] say a lot [Bm] for either [G] one of us
_ um but let me explain a little bit of it in case you're wondering why the hell I'm singing this
old song a long time ago in a land far away called West _ Texas _ if you was a young
_ long-haired cosmic cowboy _ hippie _ did I say young _ _ _ _ _ _
um musician it was very dangerous times this was before Willie Nelson sang at the Armadillo
World Headquarters in Austin Texas bringing the hippies and the rednecks together through the
damn good country song _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ yeah well this isn't one of those
_ he's born _ _ in _ [C] Oklahoma _
_ _ _ and [D] his _ wife's name
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ he's _ _ _ not _ _ responsible for what [A] [C] he's done
_ _ _ _ _ [D] his mother
_ _ _ _ [Em] and [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ it's up against the wall [D] redneck [C]
mother
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ he's _ _ _ _ _ 34 drinking _ [C] and a hoggy top
_ _ [G] he [D] should have took your kids and your ancestors and raised them
[G] _ well _ _ _ you know he's pure like the great lone star and pearl [C] and shiner bop bears [G] those are bears
[D] made in Texas he likes beer and I'm Texas [G] therefore he likes Texas _ _ _ _ _ _ _ he put it in his
GMC pickup [Cm] truck he got him a Ford he gave it [G] to his son [D] who put a little plastic statue of
Robert Earl Keen [G] on the dashboard just to say where I come from and it's up against the wall
[D]
[C] thank _ _ you lord you have to [D] now mother who has raised her son [G] so well _ _ _ _ _
he's _ 34 drinking _ [D]
[C] and a hoggy top _ _ _
[D] and it's up against _ _ the wall
[G] well _ _ _ you _ _ know him is actually for the mileage that [C] I've got out of this song to tell you the
truth [D] this song should have been done buried 20-25 years ago [G] probably never even written
it let alone remember let alone recorded I mean it's only got three chords in it
it's [C] politically incorrect or that but the [D] way that I look at it is _ _ careers have been built [G] on
less _ _ I wonder what vanilla ice is doing tonight I _ [C] got a gig I _ [G] hope it's for [D] okay that's about
enough of this he is for [G] Texas comma looking bop Texas where Jerry Jeff Walker recorded this a long _ _
[C] _ time ago H _ is for here [D] we are in Sellersville _ you _
[G] _ know this would be a perfect song if your name was
Ennis and you were having a bachelor [C] party _ really _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ H is for here [G] we are _ _ _ _ _
he _ uh that's enough [C] of this _ _ _ [G]
[D] and R _ _ is _ [G] for _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
sing [C] _ _ along you have to now
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ his _ mother
okay [G] _ _ _ you're on your own and it's up [Ab] against the wall
[Abm] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ [G] _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
_ [D] I think [G] I think my voice
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [G] it's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] just we can live with his eyes
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _