Chords for 9/27/21 - Walker Hayes “AA” *NEW SONG FIRST TIME LIVE*
Tempo:
93.4 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
Bm
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Somebody was asking me like, you know, what's it like, you know, how is it having a hit?
And man, it don't change anything.
I mean, I'm still grinding, you know, still working.
I'm still looking at my kids going, man, I'm screwing them up day one, day at a time.
You know, I'm looking at my daughter, you know, her shorts are getting shorter and shorter.
And I'm like, I'm like, how do you stop that?
You know, without being judgmental.
I'm like, you know, you're not a hoe.
You just dress like one.
Thank goodness my [E] daughter, my daughter and I have a unique relationship.
And I could truly say that to her.
I have [A] not said that.
[E] But this song is called A.A. and it pretty much sums up what I'm doing with my life right now.
And [A] I think a lot of dads can relate and a lot of moms, too.
So [E] let's see if I can remember the words.
[A] Yeah, it's good.
I could screw it up.
[Bb] I'm going to laugh when I see it.
[A] Clear my throat here.
Allergies.
Are you ready?
All right, here we go.
Listen up these words, guys.
Quiet, please.
You don't hear the words.
We'll just read to you.
Coffee cup, cold and black.
Wish you that little [B] shot of [Bm] Jack.
Besides that, can't complain.
Just trying to do the dang [E] thing.
Might change the oil in my truck.
I ain't [B] paying no thirty five [D] bucks.
Kids need shoes.
Mama needs Levi's.
[E] And I'm just trying to [A] keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
[B] Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married [B] way, way [A] down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country station will [D] play.
I'm just [E] trying to stay.
[A] Well, [E] [Eb]
[Ab] I gave up school cigarettes.
Now I'm just hooked on Nicorette.
[Bm] Trying not to be like my old man.
But the older I get, the more [E] I am trying to get paid.
And little of me.
Hey, [B] at the end of the day, I'm just another John [E] Deere guy.
Up on a [B] tractor trying to steer [A] my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[B] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
Figuring out [Bm] that [D] I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
[E] I'm just [B] trying to stay.
[A] I [E] said now.
[A] Trying to [Bm] stay.
Every day, one step at a [E] time.
Life's hard.
[B] Family's weird.
[E] Sometimes you just need [Bm] a beer.
Can I get an [D] amen?
That was [E] freaking awesome.
Man, I'm just [A] trying to keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep [B] my wife.
Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick [Bm] Saban.
Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
I'm [B] just trying to stay.
[A]
[D] [Ab]
I guess y'all liked that song.
Y [A]
[Db] [C] 'all have a good
And man, it don't change anything.
I mean, I'm still grinding, you know, still working.
I'm still looking at my kids going, man, I'm screwing them up day one, day at a time.
You know, I'm looking at my daughter, you know, her shorts are getting shorter and shorter.
And I'm like, I'm like, how do you stop that?
You know, without being judgmental.
I'm like, you know, you're not a hoe.
You just dress like one.
Thank goodness my [E] daughter, my daughter and I have a unique relationship.
And I could truly say that to her.
I have [A] not said that.
[E] But this song is called A.A. and it pretty much sums up what I'm doing with my life right now.
And [A] I think a lot of dads can relate and a lot of moms, too.
So [E] let's see if I can remember the words.
[A] Yeah, it's good.
I could screw it up.
[Bb] I'm going to laugh when I see it.
[A] Clear my throat here.
Allergies.
Are you ready?
All right, here we go.
Listen up these words, guys.
Quiet, please.
You don't hear the words.
We'll just read to you.
Coffee cup, cold and black.
Wish you that little [B] shot of [Bm] Jack.
Besides that, can't complain.
Just trying to do the dang [E] thing.
Might change the oil in my truck.
I ain't [B] paying no thirty five [D] bucks.
Kids need shoes.
Mama needs Levi's.
[E] And I'm just trying to [A] keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
[B] Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married [B] way, way [A] down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country station will [D] play.
I'm just [E] trying to stay.
[A] Well, [E] [Eb]
[Ab] I gave up school cigarettes.
Now I'm just hooked on Nicorette.
[Bm] Trying not to be like my old man.
But the older I get, the more [E] I am trying to get paid.
And little of me.
Hey, [B] at the end of the day, I'm just another John [E] Deere guy.
Up on a [B] tractor trying to steer [A] my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[B] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
Figuring out [Bm] that [D] I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
[E] I'm just [B] trying to stay.
[A] I [E] said now.
[A] Trying to [Bm] stay.
Every day, one step at a [E] time.
Life's hard.
[B] Family's weird.
[E] Sometimes you just need [Bm] a beer.
Can I get an [D] amen?
That was [E] freaking awesome.
Man, I'm just [A] trying to keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep [B] my wife.
Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick [Bm] Saban.
Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
I'm [B] just trying to stay.
[A]
[D] [Ab]
I guess y'all liked that song.
Y [A]
[Db] [C] 'all have a good
Key:
E
A
B
Bm
D
E
A
B
Somebody was asking me like, you know, what's it like, you know, how is it having a hit?
And man, it don't change anything.
I mean, I'm still grinding, you know, still working.
I'm still looking at my kids going, man, I'm screwing them up day one, day at a time.
You know, _ _ I'm looking at my daughter, you know, her shorts are getting shorter and shorter.
And I'm like, I'm like, how do you stop that?
You know, without being judgmental.
I'm like, you know, you're not a hoe.
You just dress like one. _ _ _
_ Thank goodness my [E] daughter, my daughter and I have a unique relationship.
And I could truly say that to her.
I have [A] not said that.
[E] But this song is called A.A. and it pretty much sums up what I'm doing with my life right now.
And [A] I think a lot of dads can relate and a lot of moms, too.
So [E] let's see if I can remember the words. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] Yeah, it's good.
I could screw it up.
_ _ _ [Bb] I'm going to laugh when I see it.
_ _ [A] Clear my throat here.
Allergies.
_ Are you ready?
_ All right, here we go.
Listen up these words, guys.
Quiet, please.
_ _ You don't hear the words.
We'll just read to you.
_ _ _ Coffee cup, cold and black.
Wish you that little [B] shot of [Bm] Jack.
Besides that, can't complain.
Just trying to do the dang [E] thing.
Might change the oil in my truck.
I ain't [B] paying no thirty five [D] bucks.
Kids need shoes.
Mama needs Levi's.
[E] And I'm just trying to [A] keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep my wife. _
[B] Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married [B] way, way [A] down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country station will [D] play.
I'm just [E] trying to stay. _
[A] _ _ Well, [E] _ _ _ [Eb] _
[Ab] I gave up school cigarettes.
Now I'm just hooked on Nicorette.
[Bm] Trying not to be like my old man.
But the older I get, the more [E] I am trying to get paid.
And little of me.
Hey, [B] at the end of the day, I'm just another John [E] Deere guy.
Up on a [B] tractor trying to steer [A] my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[B] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
_ Figuring out [Bm] that [D] I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
[E] I'm just [B] trying to stay.
_ [A] I _ [E] _ _ said now.
[A] _ _ _ _ Trying to [Bm] stay.
_ Every day, one step at a [E] time.
Life's hard.
[B] Family's weird.
[E] Sometimes you just need [Bm] a beer.
Can I get an [D] amen? _
_ _ That was [E] freaking awesome.
_ Man, I'm just [A] trying to keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep [B] my wife.
Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick [Bm] Saban.
Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
I'm [B] just trying to stay.
_ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ [Ab] _ _
I guess y'all liked that song.
Y _ [A] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [C] _ 'all have a good
And man, it don't change anything.
I mean, I'm still grinding, you know, still working.
I'm still looking at my kids going, man, I'm screwing them up day one, day at a time.
You know, _ _ I'm looking at my daughter, you know, her shorts are getting shorter and shorter.
And I'm like, I'm like, how do you stop that?
You know, without being judgmental.
I'm like, you know, you're not a hoe.
You just dress like one. _ _ _
_ Thank goodness my [E] daughter, my daughter and I have a unique relationship.
And I could truly say that to her.
I have [A] not said that.
[E] But this song is called A.A. and it pretty much sums up what I'm doing with my life right now.
And [A] I think a lot of dads can relate and a lot of moms, too.
So [E] let's see if I can remember the words. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] Yeah, it's good.
I could screw it up.
_ _ _ [Bb] I'm going to laugh when I see it.
_ _ [A] Clear my throat here.
Allergies.
_ Are you ready?
_ All right, here we go.
Listen up these words, guys.
Quiet, please.
_ _ You don't hear the words.
We'll just read to you.
_ _ _ Coffee cup, cold and black.
Wish you that little [B] shot of [Bm] Jack.
Besides that, can't complain.
Just trying to do the dang [E] thing.
Might change the oil in my truck.
I ain't [B] paying no thirty five [D] bucks.
Kids need shoes.
Mama needs Levi's.
[E] And I'm just trying to [A] keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep my wife. _
[B] Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married [B] way, way [A] down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country station will [D] play.
I'm just [E] trying to stay. _
[A] _ _ Well, [E] _ _ _ [Eb] _
[Ab] I gave up school cigarettes.
Now I'm just hooked on Nicorette.
[Bm] Trying not to be like my old man.
But the older I get, the more [E] I am trying to get paid.
And little of me.
Hey, [B] at the end of the day, I'm just another John [E] Deere guy.
Up on a [B] tractor trying to steer [A] my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[B] I'm just trying to keep my wife.
_ Figuring out [Bm] that [D] I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick Saban.
[Bm] Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
[E] I'm just [B] trying to stay.
_ [A] I _ [E] _ _ said now.
[A] _ _ _ _ Trying to [Bm] stay.
_ Every day, one step at a [E] time.
Life's hard.
[B] Family's weird.
[E] Sometimes you just need [Bm] a beer.
Can I get an [D] amen? _
_ _ That was [E] freaking awesome.
_ Man, I'm just [A] trying to keep my daughters off the pole.
My son's out of jail.
[Bm] Trying to get the church so I don't go to hell.
[E] I'm just trying to keep [B] my wife.
Figuring out [D] that I'm married up.
[E] She married way, [A] way down in Alabama where they love Nick [Bm] Saban.
Trying to write a song.
The local country [D] station will play.
I'm [B] just trying to stay.
_ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ [Ab] _ _
I guess y'all liked that song.
Y _ [A] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [C] _ 'all have a good