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Southern Voice
Recorded by Tim McGraw
Album : Number One Hits (2010)
(Capo on 2)
Intro.: | (G) . . . | (C) . . . | (G) . . . | (C) . . . |
(G)Hank Williams sang it, (C)Number Three drove it
(G)Chuck Berry twanged it, (D)Will Faulkner wrote it
A-(G)retha Franklin sold it, (C)Dolly Parton graced it
(G)Rosa Parks rode it, (D)Scarlett O chased it
(G) Smooth as the (C)hickory wind that (G)blows from Memphis down to (D)Apalachicola
(G) It's hi ya'll (C)did ya eat well, (G)come on in I'm (D)sure glad to know ya
(C) Don't let this (D)old gold cross in this (G)Allman Brothers t-shirt (C)throw ya
It's ci-(G)cadas makin' noise (D) with the southern (C)voice . . . | (C) . . . |
Inst.: | (G) . . . | (C) . . . | (G) . . . | (C) . . . |
(G)Hank Aaron smacked it, (C)Michael Jordan dunked it
(G)Pocahontas tracked it, (D)Jack Daniels drunk it
(G)Tom Petty rocked it, (C)Dr. King paved it
(G)Bear Bryant won it, (D)Billy Graham saved it
(G) Smooth as the (C)hickory wind that (G)blows from Memphis down to (D)Apalachicola
(G) It's hi ya'll (C)did ya eat well, (G)come on in I'm (D)sure glad to know ya
(C) Don't let this (D)old gold cross in this (G)Crimson Tide t-shirt and (C)throw ya
It's ci-(G)cadas makin' noise (D) with the southern (C)voice . . . | (C) . . . |
Inst.: | (G) . . . | (C) . . . | (G) . . . | (D) . . . | x 2
(G) Jesus is my (C)friend, (G) America is my (C)home
(D)Sweet iced tea and Jerry Lee, Daytona Beach that's what gets to me, I can feel it in my bones
(G) Smooth as the (C)hickory wind that (G)blows from Memphis down to (D)Apalachicola
(G) It's hi ya'll (C)did ya eat well, (G)come on in child, I'm (D)sure glad to know ya
(C) Don't let this (D)old gold cross in this (G)Charlie Daniels t-shirt and (C)throw ya
We're just (G)boys makin' noise (D) with the southern (C)voice, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(Tag)
| (G) . . . | (C) Southern Voice, | (G) . . . | (C) I got a southern voice
| (G) . . . | (C) A southern voice | (G) . . . | (C) . . . |
| (G) . . . | (C) . . . repeat to fade
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hey bud lyric corrections , its will faulkner not will farmer as in William Faulkner nobel prize winning author , "will faulkner wrote it " and its gold cross not goat cross ,
-bellaandscrappy | 9/22/2009 | oh nd its billy graham as in the pastor not billy graves , thats my uncle
-bellaandscrappy | 9/22/2009 | Hi, bellaandscrappy! thans a lot for you suggestions. I scrapped my errors through. Regard to your uncle, please.
-Koichi Kondo | 9/23/2009 | just have to add a lyrics correction: it is Apalachicola, A city in Florida.
-doranmj | 9/23/2009 | The line is: Don't let this old gold cross or this "XYZ" t-shirt throw ya
-crcrcrcr | 11/23/2009 | Hi guys!
Thanks for all of your comments. I edited them all.
-Koichi Kondo | 11/23/2009 | this works...but tim but it is actually played in A,D, and E. but you may be tuned different than me. thanks
-bamacd | 12/24/2009 | With a CAPO on the 2nd fret, the Key is A. Just like Tim plays it. Great tab!
-WildCard76 | 1/13/2010 | why use a capo if you dont really need it?
-Juco333 | 2/19/2010 | It's just easier for me to play the key in G than A.
-Koichi Kondo | 2/19/2010 | Good song and good job on the chords. I prefer to play without a capo in A, but whatever. You have the right notes, you just get to them in a different way.
And as a side note, it's nice to see Tim McGraw doing COUNTRY music again. A lot of his stuff is too pop for my taste.
-tpmadden | 5/2/2010 | Bob DiPiero wrote this song and he plays it in G....just G-C-D...see his youtube video...its the best version
-jmccarthy59 | 3/8/2015 |
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