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"David Allan Coe"
"Tennessee Whisky"
"CD" "For The Record"
"transcribe" sanoma at onewest.net
(Verse 1)
(D)I used to spend my(G)nights out in a(D)barroom.
(D)liquer was the only love i've(A)known.
But you(D)rescued me from(G)sinking to the(D)bottom.
(G)Brought me back from being too far(D)gone.
(Chorous)
(D)You're as smooth as(G)Tennessee(D)whiskey.
You're as(D)sweet as strawberry(A)wine.
You're as(D)warm as a glass of(G)brandy.
And I stay(D)stoned on your love all the(A)time.
(Verse 2)*same pattern*
I looked for love in all the same old places.
Found the bottom of the bottle always dry.
But when you poured out you're heart.Ididnt waste it.
Cause' theres nothing like your love to get me high.
(repeat chorous)
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I know George jones sings this . But are u sure Allen coe too? wes jones
-wes | 1/16/2003 | yes
-BIGCOUNTRY | 2/24/2003 | vs. 1 ln.4
Brought me back from being too far gone
G A D
other vs.s ln. 4
And i stay stoned on your love all the time
D A D
Yes Jones plays it C F C pattern or some variation, Coe's is better in my opinion, he's still drinkin'
-joeyatfsu | 5/28/2003 | This is also the wronge key, for the original... t-ly
-t_lyxx | 9/8/2004 | This song sounds way better by David Allan Coe because of the intro and everything he does about it.
-jakethe_snake | 10/21/2004 | If you watch George Jones play this on youtube he uses a capo on 2 then half way through he moves it up to 3. Looked to me like he played G,D and either A or A7.The one he plays on the youtube sounds to me as if its in a different key than the original.
-bocephus1991 | 5/18/2013 |
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