Chords for Keith Urban- "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" 1993 (Reelin' In The Years Archive)

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_ _ _ _ _ This bloke is an absolute star.
We knew it from day one when we had him on the show.
Keith Urban, the country boy with a city name.
Now Keith spends most of his time these days in Nashville.
He came out of Brisbane when we first had him years ago.
He's come back home for a few months of R&R, not rest and recreation, but rock and roll.
So would you please welcome Keith Urban and his band and The Devil Went Down to Georgia. _
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_ Well, the devil went down to Georgia and he was looking for soul steel.
Losing a barn, he's way behind and he's willing to make a deal.
When he came across this young man picking on a guitar and picking it hot,
and the devil jumped up on a hickory stomp and said,
Boy, let me tell [Am] you what, [D] you didn't know it, but I'm a guitar player too.
And [Am] if you care to take a dare, well, I'll make a bet with you.
Cause you play pretty good Gibson, boy, but you're the devil's dude.
I better fend or I'll go against your soul cause I think I'm better than you.
[D] Well, the boss said, My name's Johnny and it might be a sin,
[B] but I'll take that bet [Db] you're going to Grexile and the best that you ever been.
_ [D] Johnny Robbins up that bit, [C] play young Ty Hard.
[Gm] If you're blue suit, John's a [Dm] lamb, the devil will eat his paw.
If you're blue, you'll get the shot [Gm] if things are made of gold.
[A] If you're blue, the devil will get your [Am] soul.
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_ _ [D] The old man opened up his case and he sit here and beat [E] this lick.
And he fire blew from his fingertips and his hands were lightning quick.
And he dragged that pick across the strings and it made an evil hiss.
And a band of demons joined in and sounded [A] like Ian Simpson.
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And when the devil finished, Johnny said, You're pretty good, old son,
but just sit down in that chair right there.
Let me show you how it's done. _
Ironing out one more rug,
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comes a hassle of the sun.
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See me in the red sun picking that doe,
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flashing off my no shine no.
No shine [Dm] no.
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[D] that devil [E] bowed his head because he knew that he been beat.
And he laid that golden fender on the ground at Johnny's feet.
And Johnny said, Come on back if you ever want to try again.
But I told you once, you son of a bitch, I'm the best there's ever been.
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Ironing out one more rug,
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comes a hassle of the sun.
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See me in the red sun picking that doe,
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flashing off my no shine no.
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