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F _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ This old man and
C me, _ we're at the bar and we
Dm _ were having us some
F.
Bb beers and _ _ swapping.
out on
F kicks.
_ _ Talking _ politics,
C _ _ blond and red-haired
Dm chicks, _ old dogs and new tricks.
Bb _ _ and habits we ain't kidding.
F _ We talked about God's
C grace and all the hell we
Dm.
raised.
_ _ Then I heard the old
Bb man say, _ _ _
C _ .
F _ God is great, _
C beer is good, _ _ _ and people
F are crazy.
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C _ _ _ _ _ _ _
F.
He _ said I fought two
C wars, been married and _
Dm divorced, and what brings you to Ohio.
Bb _ _ He said, damn if
C I
F know.
We talked an hour or two, _
C about every girl we knew,
Dm and what all we put on through.
Bb _ Like two old boys of _ .
F new.
_ We pondered life and death,
C _ he lit a cigarette, _ .
Dm _ said these damn things will kill
Bb me.
_ _ _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ God is great, beer
C is good, _ _ and people
F are crazy.
_ _ _ _ _ .
Bb _ Last call was _ 2am,
Am _ I said goodbye to
Gm him, _ _ never talked to him
C again.
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_ _ _ _
F _ _ Then one sunny day,
C _ _ I saw the old man's face,
Dm _ front page _ obituary,
Bb _ _ he was a millionaire.
F _ _ _ He left his fortune too, _
C _ _ some guy he barely knew.
Dm _ _ His kids were mad as hell,
Bb _ _ but me, _ I'm doing
F well.
I'm driving by today,
C _ _ just say thanks and
Dm pray.
_ I left a six pack
Bb right there on his grave.
F _ .
Bb _ _ _ _
F _ _ God is great, beer
C is good, _ _ _ and people
F are crazy.
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