Chords for Doug Supernaw - I Don't Call Him Daddy
Tempo:
88.6 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
C
A
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D]
It was six in the morning when I made the county line.
There's someone I got to talk to, I can't get it off my mind.
He is [Em] [D] just a kid [A] and he's in a [Bm] pretty rough spot.
[F#m] Two dimes [G] to make a phone [A] call, that's about [D] all I've got.
[G] How's my [D] boy today?
I know it's been three weeks, [G] but you know how [D] far I've got to go these days to make ends meet.
And [Em] how's your [D] mama now [A] with her new [Bm] living friend?
[F#m] Oh, [G] how I hate the [A] wounds that never [D] seemed to mend.
[A] [D] [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be like you.
[D]
God bless the little hogs, they're the ones who really pay.
When mom and dad can't get along and they go separate ways.
[Em] In a way I'm [D] glad there's someone [A] there to fill the [Bm] empty space.
[F#m]
Tears of [G] understanding [A] straight down a [D] dirty face.
[A] [D] [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
Be [Bm] like you.
[G] Be [Bm] like you.
[G] He [A] [Em] [F#m]
[Am] [G] is quite a [D] little man, growing up as fast as he can.
[Gm] And I don't [D] get to see him half as much as I had then.
[Em] There's so much I [D] need to tell him, [A] so precious a [Bm] little time.
[F#m] A little rain [G] on the window, [A] and a little wave [D] goodbye.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, but [C] he takes care of [G] things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you [C] know it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't [C] [Em] we [D] do.
[C] [G] [D]
It was six in the morning when I made the county line.
There's someone I got to talk to, I can't get it off my mind.
He is [Em] [D] just a kid [A] and he's in a [Bm] pretty rough spot.
[F#m] Two dimes [G] to make a phone [A] call, that's about [D] all I've got.
[G] How's my [D] boy today?
I know it's been three weeks, [G] but you know how [D] far I've got to go these days to make ends meet.
And [Em] how's your [D] mama now [A] with her new [Bm] living friend?
[F#m] Oh, [G] how I hate the [A] wounds that never [D] seemed to mend.
[A] [D] [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be like you.
[D]
God bless the little hogs, they're the ones who really pay.
When mom and dad can't get along and they go separate ways.
[Em] In a way I'm [D] glad there's someone [A] there to fill the [Bm] empty space.
[F#m]
Tears of [G] understanding [A] straight down a [D] dirty face.
[A] [D] [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
Be [Bm] like you.
[G] Be [Bm] like you.
[G] He [A] [Em] [F#m]
[Am] [G] is quite a [D] little man, growing up as fast as he can.
[Gm] And I don't [D] get to see him half as much as I had then.
[Em] There's so much I [D] need to tell him, [A] so precious a [Bm] little time.
[F#m] A little rain [G] on the window, [A] and a little wave [D] goodbye.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, but [C] he takes care of [G] things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you [C] know it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't [C] [Em] we [D] do.
[C] [G] [D]
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It was six in the morning when I made the county line.
There's someone I got to talk to, I can't get it off my mind.
He is [Em] [D] just a kid [A] and he's in a [Bm] pretty rough spot.
[F#m] Two dimes [G] to make a phone [A] call, that's about [D] all I've got.
_ _ _ _ [G] How's my [D] boy today?
I know it's been three weeks, [G] but you know how [D] far I've got to go these days to make ends meet.
And [Em] how's your [D] mama now [A] with her new [Bm] living friend? _
_ [F#m] Oh, [G] how I hate the [A] wounds that never [D] seemed to mend.
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be like you.
[D] _
_ _ _ _ _ God bless the little hogs, they're the ones who really pay.
When mom and dad can't get along and they go separate ways.
[Em] In a way I'm [D] glad there's someone [A] there to fill the [Bm] empty space.
_ [F#m]
Tears of [G] understanding [A] straight down a [D] dirty _ face.
[A] _ _ [D] _ [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
Be [Bm] like you.
_ [G] _ Be [Bm] like you. _
_ [G] _ _ He [A] _ [Em] _ [F#m] _
[Am] [G] is quite a [D] little man, growing up as fast as he can.
[Gm] And I don't [D] get to see him half as much as I had then.
[Em] There's so much I [D] need to tell him, [A] so precious a [Bm] little time.
_ [F#m] A little rain [G] on the window, [A] and a little wave _ [D] goodbye. _
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, but [C] he takes care of [G] things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
_ [G] Oh, don't worry dad, you [C] know it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't _ _ [C] _ [Em] we [D] do.
[C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It was six in the morning when I made the county line.
There's someone I got to talk to, I can't get it off my mind.
He is [Em] [D] just a kid [A] and he's in a [Bm] pretty rough spot.
[F#m] Two dimes [G] to make a phone [A] call, that's about [D] all I've got.
_ _ _ _ [G] How's my [D] boy today?
I know it's been three weeks, [G] but you know how [D] far I've got to go these days to make ends meet.
And [Em] how's your [D] mama now [A] with her new [Bm] living friend? _
_ [F#m] Oh, [G] how I hate the [A] wounds that never [D] seemed to mend.
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be like you.
[D] _
_ _ _ _ _ God bless the little hogs, they're the ones who really pay.
When mom and dad can't get along and they go separate ways.
[Em] In a way I'm [D] glad there's someone [A] there to fill the [Bm] empty space.
_ [F#m]
Tears of [G] understanding [A] straight down a [D] dirty _ face.
[A] _ _ [D] _ [G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't worry dad, you know [C] it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
Be [Bm] like you.
_ [G] _ Be [Bm] like you. _
_ [G] _ _ He [A] _ [Em] _ [F#m] _
[Am] [G] is quite a [D] little man, growing up as fast as he can.
[Gm] And I don't [D] get to see him half as much as I had then.
[Em] There's so much I [D] need to tell him, [A] so precious a [Bm] little time.
_ [F#m] A little rain [G] on the window, [A] and a little wave _ [D] goodbye. _
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, but [C] he takes care of [G] things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
_ [G] Oh, don't worry dad, you [C] know it don't matter what [Em] we [D] do.
[C] Cause I don't [G] call him daddy, he could never be [D] like you.
[G] He said, I don't call him daddy, [C] but he takes [G] care of things.
When he picked me up on Friday, are you going to bring me [D] anything?
[G] Oh, don't _ _ [C] _ [Em] we [D] do.
[C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [D] _