Chords for Big Cheeseburgers & Good French Fries - Blaze Foley
Tempo:
78.5 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
E
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] [B] This is called Big Cheeseburgers and [D] Good French Fries.
I haven't done it in a long [B] time.
[D] [G]
[D] [E] [A]
[D]
[A] [D]
I got an angel of a woman with big blue [G] eyes,
friends in the country, old neck tight,
[D] big cheeseburgers and good french fries.
[F#] Could go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
Could go swimming, but ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit here and rest my feet.
I know I ain't lazy, but I don't like sleep.
I'd just be lazy to you.
I wanna live in the city, have a telephone.
Live in the country, for my dog was born.
Ride on a spaceship, I don't wanna get [E] lost.
My mama still tell me about the [D] penny cost.
I ride a bicycle, but my ass gets [A] sore.
Sell holy bibles from door to door.
I used to be stupid, but I ain't no more.
[Am] I'd just be stupid to you.
[D]
[G]
[Dm] [D] [E]
[A] [D] [Dm]
[D] [E] [A] [D]
Well, I like to drink beer, hang out in the bars.
[G] Don't like buses, don't [D] like cars.
Don't like presidents, don't like [E] stars.
Never had stitches, [D] but you got scars.
Love to go to parties, love my friends.
Got no books, got bookends.
Think I'm crazy, but that [A] depends.
Don't seem [D] that crazy to me.
Well, the story's old, it's been [Am] said before.
It's all there is to it, and here's some more.
A friend coming over from a liquor [E] store.
Joe, he [A] danced his feet good [D] sore.
I love my woman, and [A] my woman loves me.
[G] Don't go skiing, because I can't [D] ski.
That kind of thing, it bother me.
[A] So it shouldn't be [D] bothering you.
I got an angel of a woman, big blue eyes.
[G] Friends in the country, old neck [D] ties.
Big cheeseburgers and good [E] french fries.
Couldn't go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
[D] Could go swimming if it ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit there and cool my feet.
No, I ain't lazy, because I don't like [A] sleep.
But I'd just be lazy to you.
I might just [D] be stupid to you.
[A] Don't seem that crazy [D] to me.
[A] Well, it shouldn't be bothering you.
[B]
I haven't done it in a long [B] time.
[D] [G]
[D] [E] [A]
[D]
[A] [D]
I got an angel of a woman with big blue [G] eyes,
friends in the country, old neck tight,
[D] big cheeseburgers and good french fries.
[F#] Could go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
Could go swimming, but ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit here and rest my feet.
I know I ain't lazy, but I don't like sleep.
I'd just be lazy to you.
I wanna live in the city, have a telephone.
Live in the country, for my dog was born.
Ride on a spaceship, I don't wanna get [E] lost.
My mama still tell me about the [D] penny cost.
I ride a bicycle, but my ass gets [A] sore.
Sell holy bibles from door to door.
I used to be stupid, but I ain't no more.
[Am] I'd just be stupid to you.
[D]
[G]
[Dm] [D] [E]
[A] [D] [Dm]
[D] [E] [A] [D]
Well, I like to drink beer, hang out in the bars.
[G] Don't like buses, don't [D] like cars.
Don't like presidents, don't like [E] stars.
Never had stitches, [D] but you got scars.
Love to go to parties, love my friends.
Got no books, got bookends.
Think I'm crazy, but that [A] depends.
Don't seem [D] that crazy to me.
Well, the story's old, it's been [Am] said before.
It's all there is to it, and here's some more.
A friend coming over from a liquor [E] store.
Joe, he [A] danced his feet good [D] sore.
I love my woman, and [A] my woman loves me.
[G] Don't go skiing, because I can't [D] ski.
That kind of thing, it bother me.
[A] So it shouldn't be [D] bothering you.
I got an angel of a woman, big blue eyes.
[G] Friends in the country, old neck [D] ties.
Big cheeseburgers and good [E] french fries.
Couldn't go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
[D] Could go swimming if it ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit there and cool my feet.
No, I ain't lazy, because I don't like [A] sleep.
But I'd just be lazy to you.
I might just [D] be stupid to you.
[A] Don't seem that crazy [D] to me.
[A] Well, it shouldn't be bothering you.
[B]
Key:
D
A
G
E
B
D
A
G
_ _ [D] _ [B] This is called Big Cheeseburgers and [D] Good French Fries.
I haven't done it in a long [B] time.
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _
I got an angel of a woman with big blue [G] eyes,
friends in the country, old neck tight,
[D] big cheeseburgers and good french fries.
[F#] Could go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
Could go swimming, but ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit here and rest my feet.
I know I ain't lazy, but I don't like sleep.
I'd just be lazy to you. _
I wanna live in the city, have a telephone.
Live in the country, for my dog was born.
Ride on a spaceship, I don't wanna get [E] lost.
My mama still tell me about the [D] penny cost.
I ride a bicycle, but my ass gets [A] sore.
Sell holy bibles from door to door.
I used to be stupid, but I ain't no more.
[Am] I'd just be stupid to you.
[D] _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
[D] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _
Well, I like to drink beer, hang out in the bars.
[G] Don't like buses, don't [D] like cars.
Don't like presidents, don't like [E] stars.
Never had stitches, [D] but you got scars.
Love to go to parties, love my friends.
Got no books, got bookends.
Think I'm crazy, but that [A] depends.
Don't seem [D] that crazy to me.
_ Well, the story's old, it's been [Am] said before.
It's all there is to it, and here's some more.
A friend coming over from a liquor [E] store.
Joe, he [A] danced his feet good [D] sore.
I love my woman, and [A] my woman loves me.
[G] Don't go skiing, because I can't [D] ski.
That kind of thing, it bother me.
[A] So it shouldn't be [D] bothering you.
_ I got an angel of a woman, big blue eyes.
[G] Friends in the country, old neck [D] ties.
Big cheeseburgers and good [E] french fries.
Couldn't go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
[D] Could go swimming if it ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit there and cool my feet.
No, I ain't lazy, because I don't like [A] sleep.
But I'd just be lazy to you.
I might just [D] be stupid to you.
[A] Don't seem that crazy [D] to me.
[A] Well, it shouldn't be bothering you.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _
I haven't done it in a long [B] time.
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _
I got an angel of a woman with big blue [G] eyes,
friends in the country, old neck tight,
[D] big cheeseburgers and good french fries.
[F#] Could go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
Could go swimming, but ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit here and rest my feet.
I know I ain't lazy, but I don't like sleep.
I'd just be lazy to you. _
I wanna live in the city, have a telephone.
Live in the country, for my dog was born.
Ride on a spaceship, I don't wanna get [E] lost.
My mama still tell me about the [D] penny cost.
I ride a bicycle, but my ass gets [A] sore.
Sell holy bibles from door to door.
I used to be stupid, but I ain't no more.
[Am] I'd just be stupid to you.
[D] _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
[D] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _
Well, I like to drink beer, hang out in the bars.
[G] Don't like buses, don't [D] like cars.
Don't like presidents, don't like [E] stars.
Never had stitches, [D] but you got scars.
Love to go to parties, love my friends.
Got no books, got bookends.
Think I'm crazy, but that [A] depends.
Don't seem [D] that crazy to me.
_ Well, the story's old, it's been [Am] said before.
It's all there is to it, and here's some more.
A friend coming over from a liquor [E] store.
Joe, he [A] danced his feet good [D] sore.
I love my woman, and [A] my woman loves me.
[G] Don't go skiing, because I can't [D] ski.
That kind of thing, it bother me.
[A] So it shouldn't be [D] bothering you.
_ I got an angel of a woman, big blue eyes.
[G] Friends in the country, old neck [D] ties.
Big cheeseburgers and good [E] french fries.
Couldn't go fishing, but the fish draw flies.
[D] Could go swimming if it ain't too deep.
[G] Rather just sit there and cool my feet.
No, I ain't lazy, because I don't like [A] sleep.
But I'd just be lazy to you.
I might just [D] be stupid to you.
[A] Don't seem that crazy [D] to me.
[A] Well, it shouldn't be bothering you.
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_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _