Elvis & Andy
By Confederate Railroad
CD: Notorious (1994)
Tabbed By Larry Mofle
10/4/2014


G
Now being from the south, I never had a doubt
D
What kind of girl I want
    D
I'd pick a Georgia peach or a Mississippi queen
     G
Or a Dallas debutant
      Em
But I met a little blonde from above and beyond
A
The Mason-Dixon line
        D
Now she ain't a Dixie dumplin' but let me tell you something
D                        G
Lord, she more than qualifies


Chorus:
G
She likes Elvis, she likes Andy
              C 
She's just as pretty as can be
          D
She's the number one fan of
                              G 
Both Graceland and Mayberry RFD
    G 
She ain't a southern belle but it's hard to tell
          C
She's got every quality
          G
She likes Elvis, she likes Andy
         D                   G
So she's fine and dandy with me



I took her home for Christmas to try some southern dishes
My mama's famous for
But mama through a fit 'cuz she wouldn't eat her grits
It was looking like the civil war
I was hoping like the devil that they would meet up in the middle
But neither one would budge
Then I heard them in the kitchen a-laughing and a-giggling
Singing hunka hunka burning love

Chorus

Solo


Tag:
        G 
No, she ain't a southern belle but it's hard to tell
          C
She's got every quality
          G
She likes Elvis, she likes Andy
         D                   G
So she's fine and dandy with me
          G
She likes Elvis, she likes Andy
         D                   G
So she's fine and dandy with me


Solo outro