Tight Fittin Jeans Chords by Conway Twitty
Tempo:
100.7 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
A
F
E
Eb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A]
[E] [A]
She tried to hide it by the faded denim clothes she wore, but I knew she'd never been [B] inside a bar [E] before.
[A] And I felt like a peasant who just had met a queen, and she knew I saw [E] right through her tight-fitting [A] jeans.
I asked her, what's a woman like you doing here?
I see you're used to champagne, [B] but I'll buy [E] you a beer.
[A] She said, you've got me figured out, but I'm not what I seem, and for a dance I'll tell you [E] about these [A] tight-fitting jeans.
[E] She said, I'm married money, [A] I'm used to wearing pearls, [D] but I've always [A] dreamed of being [B] just a good old [E] boy's girl.
[A] So tonight I left those crystal [D] candle lights to [A] live a dream, and partner, there's a tiger [E] in these tight [A]-fitting jeans.
[D] [A]
[E] [A]
[F] We [Bb] danced every dance and, Lord, the beer that we went through, I'm satisfied I did my [C] best to make her dream come [F] true.
[Bb] As she played out her fantasy [Eb] before [Bb] my eyes it seemed, a cowgirl came alive [F] inside those tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
In my mind she's still a lady, that's all I'm gonna say, I knew that I'd been broken [C] by the time [F] we parted ways.
[Bb] And I know a hellbore woman [Eb] than most eyes have [Bb] ever seen, that night I knew a lady [F] wearing [Cm] tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
[F] Well, now she's back in her world [Bb] and I'm still stuck in mine, [Eb] but I know [Bb] she'll always [C] remember [F] the time
[Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight-fitting [Bb] jeans.
[F] [Cm] [Bb]
[C] [Eb] But I [Bb] know I'll [C] always remember [F] the time [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
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[Bb] [F]
[C] [Bb]
[E] [A]
She tried to hide it by the faded denim clothes she wore, but I knew she'd never been [B] inside a bar [E] before.
[A] And I felt like a peasant who just had met a queen, and she knew I saw [E] right through her tight-fitting [A] jeans.
I asked her, what's a woman like you doing here?
I see you're used to champagne, [B] but I'll buy [E] you a beer.
[A] She said, you've got me figured out, but I'm not what I seem, and for a dance I'll tell you [E] about these [A] tight-fitting jeans.
[E] She said, I'm married money, [A] I'm used to wearing pearls, [D] but I've always [A] dreamed of being [B] just a good old [E] boy's girl.
[A] So tonight I left those crystal [D] candle lights to [A] live a dream, and partner, there's a tiger [E] in these tight [A]-fitting jeans.
[D] [A]
[E] [A]
[F] We [Bb] danced every dance and, Lord, the beer that we went through, I'm satisfied I did my [C] best to make her dream come [F] true.
[Bb] As she played out her fantasy [Eb] before [Bb] my eyes it seemed, a cowgirl came alive [F] inside those tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
In my mind she's still a lady, that's all I'm gonna say, I knew that I'd been broken [C] by the time [F] we parted ways.
[Bb] And I know a hellbore woman [Eb] than most eyes have [Bb] ever seen, that night I knew a lady [F] wearing [Cm] tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
[F] Well, now she's back in her world [Bb] and I'm still stuck in mine, [Eb] but I know [Bb] she'll always [C] remember [F] the time
[Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight-fitting [Bb] jeans.
[F] [Cm] [Bb]
[C] [Eb] But I [Bb] know I'll [C] always remember [F] the time [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
[Eb]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Bb]
Key:
Bb
A
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Eb
Bb
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
_ She tried to hide it by the faded denim clothes she wore, but I knew she'd never been [B] inside a bar [E] before.
_ [A] And I felt like a peasant who just had met a queen, and she knew I saw [E] right through her tight-fitting [A] jeans. _ _ _ _ _
I asked her, what's a woman like you doing here?
I see you're used to champagne, [B] but I'll buy [E] you a beer.
_ [A] She said, you've got me figured out, but I'm not what I seem, and for a dance I'll tell you [E] about these [A] tight-fitting jeans.
[E] She said, I'm married money, [A] I'm used to wearing pearls, [D] but I've always [A] dreamed of being [B] just a good old [E] boy's girl.
_ [A] So tonight I left those crystal [D] candle lights to [A] live a dream, and partner, there's a tiger [E] in these tight [A]-fitting jeans. _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
[F] We [Bb] danced every dance and, Lord, the beer that we went through, I'm satisfied I did my [C] best to make her dream come [F] true.
_ [Bb] As she played out her fantasy [Eb] before [Bb] my eyes it seemed, a cowgirl came alive [F] inside those tight [Bb]-fitting jeans. _ _ _ _
In my mind she's still a lady, that's all I'm gonna say, I knew that I'd been broken [C] by the time [F] we parted ways.
[Bb] And I know a hellbore woman [Eb] than most eyes have [Bb] ever seen, that night I knew a lady [F] wearing [Cm] tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
_ [F] Well, now she's back in her world [Bb] and I'm still stuck in mine, [Eb] but I know [Bb] she'll always [C] remember [F] the time
_ [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight-fitting [Bb] jeans. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ [Eb] But I [Bb] know I'll [C] always remember [F] the time _ [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
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[Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
[C] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
_ She tried to hide it by the faded denim clothes she wore, but I knew she'd never been [B] inside a bar [E] before.
_ [A] And I felt like a peasant who just had met a queen, and she knew I saw [E] right through her tight-fitting [A] jeans. _ _ _ _ _
I asked her, what's a woman like you doing here?
I see you're used to champagne, [B] but I'll buy [E] you a beer.
_ [A] She said, you've got me figured out, but I'm not what I seem, and for a dance I'll tell you [E] about these [A] tight-fitting jeans.
[E] She said, I'm married money, [A] I'm used to wearing pearls, [D] but I've always [A] dreamed of being [B] just a good old [E] boy's girl.
_ [A] So tonight I left those crystal [D] candle lights to [A] live a dream, and partner, there's a tiger [E] in these tight [A]-fitting jeans. _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
[F] We [Bb] danced every dance and, Lord, the beer that we went through, I'm satisfied I did my [C] best to make her dream come [F] true.
_ [Bb] As she played out her fantasy [Eb] before [Bb] my eyes it seemed, a cowgirl came alive [F] inside those tight [Bb]-fitting jeans. _ _ _ _
In my mind she's still a lady, that's all I'm gonna say, I knew that I'd been broken [C] by the time [F] we parted ways.
[Bb] And I know a hellbore woman [Eb] than most eyes have [Bb] ever seen, that night I knew a lady [F] wearing [Cm] tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
_ [F] Well, now she's back in her world [Bb] and I'm still stuck in mine, [Eb] but I know [Bb] she'll always [C] remember [F] the time
_ [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight-fitting [Bb] jeans. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ [Eb] But I [Bb] know I'll [C] always remember [F] the time _ [Bb] a cowboy once had [Eb] a [Bb] millionaire's dream, and Lord, I love that lady [F] wearing tight [Bb]-fitting jeans.
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