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I just can't play and rap......dang too white but i gave it a good try! good luck great song!!
-rickytommy | 12/2/2010 |
i'm too white to play it and sing it so i wait til everybody's drunk and laugh at em trying to remember the words and keep tempo!
-pickupman_2007 | 12/3/2010 |
The rap is cheesy, but I give Jason Aldean credit for pushing the limit. He always does.
-Ssg123 | 4/4/2011 |
Aldean buys the right to the music of Brantley Gilbert
-sethsto | 5/12/2011 |
This tab is incorrect. its a very simple riff. B-G-D Thats the whole song. Brantley plays the B chord with a hammer on. Enjoy
-joshrebstock | 5/20/2011 |
Ok....let's quit arguing about who does the song better & get the chords right! Haha We all know, Jason Aldean could sing a Barney song right now & still top the charts with it... I've tried all the chord progressions listed here & still find somethin missing. It sounds to me like it goes back to the 2nd chord at the end of every progression (example: bar chord B---slide to bar chord D---to a standard G---then to a standard D)... thoughts??? P.S. I'm a guitar rookie, so be nice! :) I just hear a 4th change at the end & wanna figure this out... I keep seeing people put 3 chords repeating... Am I even close???
-_JUS10_ | 5/23/2011 |
I just listened to BG's version and played it with no capo B (hammer on) A, then B (hammer on) G..... All bar chords, don't know how anyone is only hearing 3 chords played over and over....with a capo on 2 it is Am to G then Am to C........which is the same thing but pointless to use a capo for no reason imo just rock it out like BG
-nbforrestk | 6/24/2011 |
What's the strumming?
-sparksfly13x | 6/28/2011 |
The pattern switches from (Am) (G) (C) to (Am) (F) (C) like the following and repeats throughout the song... (That's how I hear it anyway)
Yeah, I'm (Am) chillin' on a (G) dirt (C) road,
Laid back (Am) swervin' like I'm (F) George (C) Jones.
-gsg_60 | 7/5/2011 |
Okay thanks. But what the strumming as in something like "down down up down up"??
-sparksfly13x | 7/7/2011 |
to me progression sounds like.... A D BM D no capo
-berrybudburgess | 10/27/2011 |
if you want to know how it is played go to youtube and type in brantley guilbert home and he will play it for you just watch really close and it is B-G-D and the lil riff after the D goes like this
no capo on eather part
B/----0h2p0---
G/------------4p2p
-airborne1ranger | 12/11/2011 |
i dont really care what the chords are in the chorus or the verses, as long as the riffs are right when he's not singing. if u can sing and play those parts, you'll be alright
-TripeB88 | 8/26/2012 |
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on 12/2/10 
