Rhett Akins - Hung Up Chords
Tempo:
92.75 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
C
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
[G] [D]
[C]
[G] [D] [C] Well [A]
every spring for five long years I've been chasing down the same long beard as get
up early and I give him all I [D] got.
Got [A] me an old box called a brand new choke and this spring it ain't no joke.
Come on fool him good and finally [D] get a shot.
[G] Well he gobbled his head off on the roost.
I was just about to cook his goose.
He was coming in and it's like he [A] hit a wall.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up a couple hundred [G] dollars if you drink that strut and come in [D] on the spring.
[D] Well he must have found a new girlfriend [C] and that dang old hen won't let him come [G] in.
He's hung up [F] down in the holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
Well I slipped around to the other side just to let him think I let him slide.
Give him an hour or two to [D] do his thing.
[A] Ten o'clock I shot him a call and he hammered back and I took off and I set up on the south
side [D] of the spring.
[G] Well he couldn't have been more than eighty yards.
My old heart was [G] pounding hard then it hit me.
I screwed [A] up again.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up five hundred [G] dollars if you drink that [F] strut and come in [D] on the spring.
Well you'd think by now I'd have more [C] sense than to call a turkey through a barbed wire [G] fence.
He's hung up [F] down in the [D] holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
[D] Well [A] I was feeling like a dang old fool that turkey done took this boy to school.
I was packing up and heading back to [D] the truck.
But I [A] had one more trick up my sleeve [D] the one my [A] granddaddy taught me.
I knew I was gonna need me a little [D] luck.
Pulled out [G] my slate call made a fight with her.
All I seen was beard and spurs.
He flew the fence and I filled him with [A] number fives.
Now [D] he's hung up down in the holler.
[C] I strung up [C] that old wall scopper [G] when he broke that [F] strut and came in on [D] the spring.
[D] Well he came to fight for his girlfriend [C] now he's upside down on a hickory limb.
[G] Hung up down in the holler [D] again.
He'll never be hung up [G] in this old holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
Never again.
[F] [D]
[A]
[G] [D]
[C]
[G] [D] [C] Well [A]
every spring for five long years I've been chasing down the same long beard as get
up early and I give him all I [D] got.
Got [A] me an old box called a brand new choke and this spring it ain't no joke.
Come on fool him good and finally [D] get a shot.
[G] Well he gobbled his head off on the roost.
I was just about to cook his goose.
He was coming in and it's like he [A] hit a wall.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up a couple hundred [G] dollars if you drink that strut and come in [D] on the spring.
[D] Well he must have found a new girlfriend [C] and that dang old hen won't let him come [G] in.
He's hung up [F] down in the holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
Well I slipped around to the other side just to let him think I let him slide.
Give him an hour or two to [D] do his thing.
[A] Ten o'clock I shot him a call and he hammered back and I took off and I set up on the south
side [D] of the spring.
[G] Well he couldn't have been more than eighty yards.
My old heart was [G] pounding hard then it hit me.
I screwed [A] up again.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up five hundred [G] dollars if you drink that [F] strut and come in [D] on the spring.
Well you'd think by now I'd have more [C] sense than to call a turkey through a barbed wire [G] fence.
He's hung up [F] down in the [D] holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
[D] Well [A] I was feeling like a dang old fool that turkey done took this boy to school.
I was packing up and heading back to [D] the truck.
But I [A] had one more trick up my sleeve [D] the one my [A] granddaddy taught me.
I knew I was gonna need me a little [D] luck.
Pulled out [G] my slate call made a fight with her.
All I seen was beard and spurs.
He flew the fence and I filled him with [A] number fives.
Now [D] he's hung up down in the holler.
[C] I strung up [C] that old wall scopper [G] when he broke that [F] strut and came in on [D] the spring.
[D] Well he came to fight for his girlfriend [C] now he's upside down on a hickory limb.
[G] Hung up down in the holler [D] again.
He'll never be hung up [G] in this old holler again.
[A] Oh yeah.
Never again.
[F] [D]
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Key:
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[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [C] Well [A] _
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every spring for five long years I've been chasing down the same long beard as get
up early and I give him all I [D] got.
Got [A] me an old box called a brand new choke and this spring it ain't no joke.
Come on fool him good and finally [D] get a shot. _
[G] Well he gobbled his head off on the roost.
I was just about to cook his goose.
He was coming in and it's like he [A] hit a wall.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up a couple hundred [G] dollars if you drink that strut and come in [D] on the spring. _
[D] Well he must have found a new girlfriend [C] and that dang old hen won't let him come [G] in.
He's hung up [F] down in the holler again. _
[A] Oh yeah. _ _ _ _ _
Well I slipped around to the other side just to let him think I let him slide.
Give him an hour or two to [D] do his thing. _ _
[A] Ten o'clock I shot him a call and he hammered back and I took off and I set up on the south
side [D] of the spring. _
[G] Well he couldn't have been more than eighty yards.
My old heart was [G] pounding hard then it hit me.
I screwed [A] up again.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up five hundred [G] dollars if you drink that [F] strut and come in [D] on the spring.
Well you'd think by now I'd have more [C] sense than to call a turkey through a barbed wire [G] fence.
He's hung up [F] down in the [D] holler again.
[A] Oh yeah. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] Well _ [A] I was feeling like a dang old fool that turkey done took this boy to school.
I was packing up and heading back to [D] the truck.
_ But I [A] had one more trick up my sleeve [D] the one my [A] granddaddy taught me.
I knew I was gonna need me a little [D] luck.
_ Pulled out [G] my slate call made a fight with her.
All I seen was beard and spurs.
He flew the fence and I filled him with [A] number fives.
Now [D] he's hung up down in the holler.
[C] I strung up [C] that old wall scopper [G] when he broke that [F] strut and came in on [D] the spring.
_ [D] Well he came to fight for his girlfriend [C] now he's upside down on a hickory limb.
[G] Hung up down in the holler [D] again.
He'll never be hung up [G] in this old holler again. _
[A] _ Oh yeah.
_ Never again. _
[F] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [C] Well [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
every spring for five long years I've been chasing down the same long beard as get
up early and I give him all I [D] got.
Got [A] me an old box called a brand new choke and this spring it ain't no joke.
Come on fool him good and finally [D] get a shot. _
[G] Well he gobbled his head off on the roost.
I was just about to cook his goose.
He was coming in and it's like he [A] hit a wall.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up a couple hundred [G] dollars if you drink that strut and come in [D] on the spring. _
[D] Well he must have found a new girlfriend [C] and that dang old hen won't let him come [G] in.
He's hung up [F] down in the holler again. _
[A] Oh yeah. _ _ _ _ _
Well I slipped around to the other side just to let him think I let him slide.
Give him an hour or two to [D] do his thing. _ _
[A] Ten o'clock I shot him a call and he hammered back and I took off and I set up on the south
side [D] of the spring. _
[G] Well he couldn't have been more than eighty yards.
My old heart was [G] pounding hard then it hit me.
I screwed [A] up again.
Cause [D] he's hung up down in the [C] holler.
I'd give up five hundred [G] dollars if you drink that [F] strut and come in [D] on the spring.
Well you'd think by now I'd have more [C] sense than to call a turkey through a barbed wire [G] fence.
He's hung up [F] down in the [D] holler again.
[A] Oh yeah. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] Well _ [A] I was feeling like a dang old fool that turkey done took this boy to school.
I was packing up and heading back to [D] the truck.
_ But I [A] had one more trick up my sleeve [D] the one my [A] granddaddy taught me.
I knew I was gonna need me a little [D] luck.
_ Pulled out [G] my slate call made a fight with her.
All I seen was beard and spurs.
He flew the fence and I filled him with [A] number fives.
Now [D] he's hung up down in the holler.
[C] I strung up [C] that old wall scopper [G] when he broke that [F] strut and came in on [D] the spring.
_ [D] Well he came to fight for his girlfriend [C] now he's upside down on a hickory limb.
[G] Hung up down in the holler [D] again.
He'll never be hung up [G] in this old holler again. _
[A] _ Oh yeah.
_ Never again. _
[F] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
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