Chords for Doug Stone - A Jukebox With A Country Song (#1 1992)
Tempo:
110.5 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Ab
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
Well, after [A] three good years [D] together, [G] oh, we had our [D] first big fight.
And she [A] beat me to [D] the puncher, [E] and I went home [A] crying.
[D] Daddy, [A] oh, the way [D] you're smiling, well, just the view of [G] that home.
You had a lot of [D] wondering, telling, [A] that you'd be my son, [D] my girl.
I believe [A] in [D] the driveway, you [G] know it all still looks [D] the same.
Well, I [A] couldn't wait [D] to get out and eat, [E] and hear that cheese [A] popping.
But [D] as I walked [A] into [D] the doorway, well, there stood a girl by the name [G] of me.
She really looked me up, [D] and it looked me down.
She said, [A] sir, may I help [D] you believe?
I said, OK.
Well, what you do [G] with those rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
Why, [G] everybody [Ab] [A] wears suits and ties, and cows stand in the [D] table in line.
And who's out [G] here running the house?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
[G] I guess [Ab] it's all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're not [G] going to [D] touch that phone.
Well, I [A] looked back [D] to the corner, the [G] weird shoe box I walked [D] to her out.
And somehow [A] the playing [D] records were [E] too fast, too loud, [A] too loud.
[D] And it must [A] have been [D] a big mistake to try to speak of [G] my dad.
So there they were asking [D] me to leave.
[A] I climbed out one [D] more time.
Well, I kept singing one time.
What you do with [G] those rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
[G] [Ab] [A] Did y'all hear what I did?
[D] Well, keep on playing.
[Am] And who's [D] out here [G] running the place, remember?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
I guess it's [Ab] all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're [G] not going to [D] touch that phone.
[G] [Ab] I [A] guess it's all fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, [G] you're not going to touch [D] that phone.
Well, I'm not going to touch that phone.
[Gm] [F] Well, we're [D] very glad to see y'all standing
Well, after [A] three good years [D] together, [G] oh, we had our [D] first big fight.
And she [A] beat me to [D] the puncher, [E] and I went home [A] crying.
[D] Daddy, [A] oh, the way [D] you're smiling, well, just the view of [G] that home.
You had a lot of [D] wondering, telling, [A] that you'd be my son, [D] my girl.
I believe [A] in [D] the driveway, you [G] know it all still looks [D] the same.
Well, I [A] couldn't wait [D] to get out and eat, [E] and hear that cheese [A] popping.
But [D] as I walked [A] into [D] the doorway, well, there stood a girl by the name [G] of me.
She really looked me up, [D] and it looked me down.
She said, [A] sir, may I help [D] you believe?
I said, OK.
Well, what you do [G] with those rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
Why, [G] everybody [Ab] [A] wears suits and ties, and cows stand in the [D] table in line.
And who's out [G] here running the house?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
[G] I guess [Ab] it's all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're not [G] going to [D] touch that phone.
Well, I [A] looked back [D] to the corner, the [G] weird shoe box I walked [D] to her out.
And somehow [A] the playing [D] records were [E] too fast, too loud, [A] too loud.
[D] And it must [A] have been [D] a big mistake to try to speak of [G] my dad.
So there they were asking [D] me to leave.
[A] I climbed out one [D] more time.
Well, I kept singing one time.
What you do with [G] those rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
[G] [Ab] [A] Did y'all hear what I did?
[D] Well, keep on playing.
[Am] And who's [D] out here [G] running the place, remember?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
I guess it's [Ab] all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're [G] not going to [D] touch that phone.
[G] [Ab] I [A] guess it's all fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, [G] you're not going to touch [D] that phone.
Well, I'm not going to touch that phone.
[Gm] [F] Well, we're [D] very glad to see y'all standing
Key:
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, after [A] three good years [D] together, [G] oh, we had our [D] first big fight.
And she [A] beat me to [D] the puncher, [E] and I went home [A] _ crying.
[D] Daddy, [A] oh, the way [D] you're smiling, well, just the view of [G] that home.
You had a lot of [D] wondering, telling, _ [A] that you'd be my son, [D] my girl. _ _
I believe [A] in [D] the driveway, you [G] know it all still looks [D] the same. _
Well, I [A] couldn't wait [D] to get out and eat, [E] and hear that cheese [A] popping.
_ But [D] as I walked [A] into [D] the doorway, well, there stood a girl by the name [G] of me.
She really looked me up, [D] and it looked me down.
She said, [A] sir, may I help [D] you believe?
I said, OK.
Well, what you do [G] with those _ rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
Why, [G] everybody [Ab] [A] wears suits and ties, and cows stand in the [D] table in line. _
And who's out [G] here running the house? _ _
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember? _ _
[G] I guess [Ab] it's all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're not [G] going to [D] touch that phone. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Well, I [A] looked back [D] to the corner, the [G] weird shoe box I walked [D] to her out.
And somehow [A] the playing [D] records were [E] too fast, too loud, [A] too loud.
_ [D] And it must [A] have been [D] a big mistake to try to speak of [G] my dad.
So there they were asking [D] me to leave.
[A] I climbed out one [D] more time.
Well, I kept singing one time.
_ What you do with [G] those _ rainbows, _ and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
_ _ _ [G] _ [Ab] _ [A] Did y'all hear what I did?
_ _ _ [D] Well, keep on playing.
_ [Am] And who's [D] out here [G] running the place, remember?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
_ I guess it's [Ab] all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're [G] not going to [D] touch that phone.
_ [G] [Ab] I [A] guess it's all fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, [G] you're not going to touch [D] that _ _ _ phone. _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I'm not going to touch _ _ that phone.
[Gm] _ _ _ [F] Well, we're [D] very glad to see y'all standing
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, after [A] three good years [D] together, [G] oh, we had our [D] first big fight.
And she [A] beat me to [D] the puncher, [E] and I went home [A] _ crying.
[D] Daddy, [A] oh, the way [D] you're smiling, well, just the view of [G] that home.
You had a lot of [D] wondering, telling, _ [A] that you'd be my son, [D] my girl. _ _
I believe [A] in [D] the driveway, you [G] know it all still looks [D] the same. _
Well, I [A] couldn't wait [D] to get out and eat, [E] and hear that cheese [A] popping.
_ But [D] as I walked [A] into [D] the doorway, well, there stood a girl by the name [G] of me.
She really looked me up, [D] and it looked me down.
She said, [A] sir, may I help [D] you believe?
I said, OK.
Well, what you do [G] with those _ rainbows, and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
Why, [G] everybody [Ab] [A] wears suits and ties, and cows stand in the [D] table in line. _
And who's out [G] here running the house? _ _
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember? _ _
[G] I guess [Ab] it's all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're not [G] going to [D] touch that phone. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Well, I [A] looked back [D] to the corner, the [G] weird shoe box I walked [D] to her out.
And somehow [A] the playing [D] records were [E] too fast, too loud, [A] too loud.
_ [D] And it must [A] have been [D] a big mistake to try to speak of [G] my dad.
So there they were asking [D] me to leave.
[A] I climbed out one [D] more time.
Well, I kept singing one time.
_ What you do with [G] those _ rainbows, _ and with the sun that [D] has gone below?
_ _ _ [G] _ [Ab] _ [A] Did y'all hear what I did?
_ _ _ [D] Well, keep on playing.
_ [Am] And who's [D] out here [G] running the place, remember?
Is there anybody [D] there but me, remember?
_ I guess it's [Ab] all [A] fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, you're [G] not going to [D] touch that phone.
_ [G] [Ab] I [A] guess it's all fair when I'm showing them off.
Well, I said, [G] you're not going to touch [D] that _ _ _ phone. _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, I'm not going to touch _ _ that phone.
[Gm] _ _ _ [F] Well, we're [D] very glad to see y'all standing