Chords for The Chicks - Daddy Lessons (Live from MMXVI Tour)
Tempo:
90.85 bpm
Chords used:
Am
G
C
F
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Am] [G]
[Am]
[D]
[Am]
[D]
[G] [Am] [A]
[Am] [Am]
Texas, [A] [G] Texas,
[Am] [A] came [Am] into this world.
[C] Daddy's little girl.
[G] Daddy made a soldier [F] out of me.
[Am] Daddy made me [C] dance.
Daddy held my [G] hand.
Daddy liked his whiskey [F] with his tea.
[Am] We [C] rode motorcycles like jack-o [G]-lanterns.
Oh, girl, it's what I [F] had to be.
[Am] He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy looked at [F] me.
[Am]
With his gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, [G] my Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
[G] My Daddy's at shoes.
Well, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
He helped me [C] along.
He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
[Gm]
[Am] Oh, oh, oh.
Daddy made me fight.
[C] It wasn't always right.
[G] But he said, girl, it's your second [F] amendment.
[Am] Oh, he always played it cool.
[C] But Daddy was no fool.
[G] Right before he died, he said, [F] remember.
[Am]
He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy [F] looked at me.
[Gm]
[A] With his [Am] gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [F] Daddy's at [Am] shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
He helped me along.
[C] He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
[G] [Am] [Gm] [Am]
[G] [Am] He [Am]
[G] [Am]
[D] told [Gm] [D] [Am] [E] [Am]
me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
Girl, he's [G] playing you.
He's [Am] playing you.
Daddy warned me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
[G] And you, he's [Am] playing you.
[A] When trouble [Em] comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at [C] shoes.
[G] Oh, my [F] Daddy's at shoes.
[Am]
When trouble comes to [C] town, a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
My Daddy's [Ab] at [Am] shoes.
[G] [Cm] [N] Good job, Meek!
[Am]
[D]
[Am]
[D]
[G] [Am] [A]
[Am] [Am]
Texas, [A] [G] Texas,
[Am] [A] came [Am] into this world.
[C] Daddy's little girl.
[G] Daddy made a soldier [F] out of me.
[Am] Daddy made me [C] dance.
Daddy held my [G] hand.
Daddy liked his whiskey [F] with his tea.
[Am] We [C] rode motorcycles like jack-o [G]-lanterns.
Oh, girl, it's what I [F] had to be.
[Am] He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy looked at [F] me.
[Am]
With his gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, [G] my Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
[G] My Daddy's at shoes.
Well, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
He helped me [C] along.
He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
[Gm]
[Am] Oh, oh, oh.
Daddy made me fight.
[C] It wasn't always right.
[G] But he said, girl, it's your second [F] amendment.
[Am] Oh, he always played it cool.
[C] But Daddy was no fool.
[G] Right before he died, he said, [F] remember.
[Am]
He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy [F] looked at me.
[Gm]
[A] With his [Am] gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [F] Daddy's at [Am] shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
He helped me along.
[C] He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
[G] [Am] [Gm] [Am]
[G] [Am] He [Am]
[G] [Am]
[D] told [Gm] [D] [Am] [E] [Am]
me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
Girl, he's [G] playing you.
He's [Am] playing you.
Daddy warned me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
[G] And you, he's [Am] playing you.
[A] When trouble [Em] comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at [C] shoes.
[G] Oh, my [F] Daddy's at shoes.
[Am]
When trouble comes to [C] town, a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
My Daddy's [Ab] at [Am] shoes.
[G] [Cm] [N] Good job, Meek!
Key:
Am
G
C
F
A
Am
G
C
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [G] _
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ Texas, _ [A] _ [G] Texas, _
[Am] [A] came [Am] into this world.
[C] _ Daddy's little girl.
[G] Daddy made a soldier [F] out of me. _ _
[Am] Daddy made me [C] dance.
Daddy held my [G] hand.
Daddy liked his whiskey [F] with his tea. _ _
[Am] _ _ We [C] rode motorcycles like jack-o [G]-lanterns.
Oh, girl, it's what I [F] had to be.
[Am] He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy looked at [F] me.
_ [Am]
With his gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, [G] my Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
[G] My Daddy's at shoes.
Well, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _
He helped me [C] along.
He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to _ do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
_ [Gm] _
[Am] _ _ _ Oh, _ _ oh, oh. _ _ _ _ _ _
Daddy made me fight.
[C] It wasn't always right.
[G] But he said, girl, it's your second [F] amendment.
[Am] Oh, he always played it cool.
[C] But Daddy was no fool.
[G] Right before he died, he said, [F] remember.
[Am] _
He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy [F] looked at me.
[Gm]
[A] With his [Am] gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [F] Daddy's at [Am] shoes. _
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _
He helped me along.
[C] He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Am] _
_ [G] _ [Am] He _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ [Am] _
[D] told [Gm] _ _ [D] _ [Am] _ [E] _ _ [Am] _
me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
Girl, he's [G] playing you.
He's [Am] playing you. _
Daddy warned me that a man like you [C] is a baby. _
[G] And you, _ he's [Am] playing you. _
[A] When trouble [Em] comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at [C] shoes.
[G] Oh, my [F] Daddy's at shoes.
_ [Am]
When trouble comes to [C] town, a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
_ _ My Daddy's [Ab] _ at [Am] shoes. _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] [N] Good job, Meek!
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ Texas, _ [A] _ [G] Texas, _
[Am] [A] came [Am] into this world.
[C] _ Daddy's little girl.
[G] Daddy made a soldier [F] out of me. _ _
[Am] Daddy made me [C] dance.
Daddy held my [G] hand.
Daddy liked his whiskey [F] with his tea. _ _
[Am] _ _ We [C] rode motorcycles like jack-o [G]-lanterns.
Oh, girl, it's what I [F] had to be.
[Am] He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy looked at [F] me.
_ [Am]
With his gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, [G] my Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
[G] My Daddy's at shoes.
Well, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _
He helped me [C] along.
He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to _ do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes.
_ [Gm] _
[Am] _ _ _ Oh, _ _ oh, oh. _ _ _ _ _ _
Daddy made me fight.
[C] It wasn't always right.
[G] But he said, girl, it's your second [F] amendment.
[Am] Oh, he always played it cool.
[C] But Daddy was no fool.
[G] Right before he died, he said, [F] remember.
[Am] _
He said, take care of your [C] mother.
Watch out for your [G] sister.
That's when Daddy [F] looked at me.
[Gm]
[A] With his [Am] gun, with his head held [C] high, he told me not to cry.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [F] Daddy's at [Am] shoes. _
With his right hand on his rifle, [C] he swore it on the Bible.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _
He helped me along.
[C] He taught me to be strong.
[G] He told me when he's gone, he's [F] what to do.
[Am] When trouble comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
Oh, my [Am] Daddy's at shoes. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Am] _
_ [G] _ [Am] He _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ [Am] _
[D] told [Gm] _ _ [D] _ [Am] _ [E] _ _ [Am] _
me that a man like you [C] is a baby.
Girl, he's [G] playing you.
He's [Am] playing you. _
Daddy warned me that a man like you [C] is a baby. _
[G] And you, _ he's [Am] playing you. _
[A] When trouble [Em] comes to town, [C] a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at [C] shoes.
[G] Oh, my [F] Daddy's at shoes.
_ [Am]
When trouble comes to [C] town, a man like me come around.
Oh, my [G] Daddy's at shoes.
_ _ My Daddy's [Ab] _ at [Am] shoes. _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] [N] Good job, Meek!