Another Pretty Country Song

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[Verse 1]
Damn, [D]I'm having a hard time
saying rhinestone.
[C]One time in there, I
can't hear a thing.
Say it again.
What is it now?
[D]We were listening to [A]some country songs we like,
and one of them [D]that Ronnie
liked in particular,
just another pretty country song
by Dave Allen Coe.
Yeah, they were playing [A]acoustics,
Allen and Charlie. I played electric.
[D]And[A] then Billy was[D] playing piano,
[A]and Arms [D]played drums,
[A]and Dickie played slide
on an [D]acoustic slide.
And [A]then Charlie played some fiddle on it.
And Elaine played bass.
It was [D]a real fun song.
It's a pretty [C]song.
[A]The words are real good.
You should listen to those.
[D]Rhinestone suit?
I ain't used to saying [C]rhinestone.
I [D]don't know nothing about
rhinestone.
I don't like rhinestone[C].
Say rhinestone.
Okay, [D]roll it. One, [C]two, three, [D]four.
I bought this rhinestone suit
[A]in Cal[D]ifornia
These boot[G]s came a[D]ll t[G]he
[A]way from [D]Mexico
And this Ca[G]dillac ain't noth[A]in' son,
[D]you ought to see[A] the greyhou[Bm]nd
[A]I b[E]ought to take my man
from show to [A]show
And you've seen [D]my face
a [A]thousand times on [D]TV
I [G]heard me on your [D]local [A]radio[G][A]
And [G]in your eyes I [A]see
The admira[D]tion [A]there for [Bm]me
[A]There's [G]something there,
something [A]that you all [D]know[C][G]
[D]Well, I've [G]got to take a drink
to keep from [D]shakin'
These [G]motel rooms [D]ain't
nothin' like my [A]heart[G][A]
Hon[G]ey, can't make a love
grow any [D]stronger
When you [E]leave your woman
waiting there at [A]home
[F#m]You kn[A]ow she ca[G]n't
raise her children
with no [D]daddy
She [G]can't love a [D]man that's always [A]gone
It takes a [G]whole lot more than pride
to keep your [D]feelings locked inside
[Bm]While you sing[D] another prett[A]y country
[D]song[G][D][A][D][G][A]
[D][C][G]
[D]Well, it's true I took some
[A]pills to stay [D]awake, son
And this dia[A]mond ring I wear is just for [D]show
[G]I got a little cabin i[A]n the c[D]ountry
When [E]I'm not on the road,
that's where I [A]go
You [D]try to put [A]my feelings
down [D]on paper
[G]Right or wrong, the [D]show has to go [A]on
I can [G]cry down deep inside
and keep [D]on smiling
But I'll sing another pretty
[A]country son[D]g[G]
[D]And I've got[G] to take a train
to keep from [D]shakin'
And these [G]motel rooms
ain't [D]nothin' like my [A]home
No, that [G]money can't make
love grow any [D]stronger
When you [E]leave your woman
waiting to carry it [A]home[G][A]
And she [G]can't raise her
children with no [D]daddy
And [G]she can't love the
[D]man who's always [A]gone
It takes a [G]whole lot more than pride
to keep your [D]feelings locked in[Bm]side
[A]While you [D]sing another
[A]hurdy -gurdy [D]song[G]
[D]It takes a [G]whole lot more than pride
to keep [D]your feelings locked in[Bm]side
That's [A]why you [D]sang another
[A]hurdy -gurdy song

[Outro 1]
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