Chords for Loretta Lynn "They Don't Make Em Like Daddy Anymore" 1985

_ _ For you that haven't seen any of the Coal Miners Daughter, I have just a little bit here with us.
Just a little bit of the film where my daddy is trying to talk me out of getting married. _
And friends, he didn't do a very good job of it either. _
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_ _ _ [Dm] _ _ [C] _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] Now, Reddy, _ you know I don't like to boss you.
_ But I got to now, honey.
Daddy.
Just let me talk. _ _ _
Doolittle's been up the house every day this week.
_ I don't want him hanging around no more.
Why? _
Because you ain't got no business hanging around with him. _
You're just a little girl.
_ _ He's a grown-up man.
Wild as a devil. _ _
I love him, Daddy.
_ _ But he's a wanton man of mine. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ You ain't even 14 yet.
_ _ _ _ _ Y'all ain't knowed each other a month.
_ I know.
_ _ _ But I love him. _
_ _ Lord, Lord. _ _
Don't do it, Loretta.
_ _ Don't throw all them young years away.
_ _ _ You're my pride, girl.
My shining pride. _
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_ [E] I just can't help it. _ _
_ _ I can't.
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[Dbm] _ _ [D] _ [A] _ _ _ I was much more than a baby.
I thought it was a bounty.
The way my daddy carried [E] me around.
_ _ _ _ They said I learned _ _ _ just one thing.
One hand of a man that stands [A] six foot three. _
_ _ Not old enough to understand the meaning of the pressure.
Just one the people talk about [E] a lot. _ _ _
My daddy wasn't one _ _ big impression.
Just one heck of a man that worked for a lot [A] of young.
_ _ [D] They don't make me like _ _ _ _ _ him.
Get [A] lift, y'all.
I'm a little fierce. _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
[A] We really [D] need him.
They [A] don't make him like my [Bm] daddy [A] anymore. _ _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ _ From the Johnson County cold case to the hillboy and the chimney. _
_ I'm broke down in them [E] dark, cold mines. _
_ Education _ didn't count so much as what you had to live. _ _ _
I've been a dreamer better [A] than I am. _ _
Daddy never touched a handout with pinto beans and bacon.
But he worked to keep the wolf back from [E] the door.
_ _ _ _ It was one thing to me when folks start belly aching.
They don't make him like my daddy _ [A] anymore. _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] It's such a way to pat her through the years. _ _
[D] It's a great _ _ freedom.
[A] I really [D] need it.
[A] They don't make [E] him like my daddy [A] anymore.
_ Daddy _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ [A] anymore.
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_ [E] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _
[Am] _ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[D] _ _ [G] Well, I'm a good old girl and I've tried to please you [D] every way I can.
I've loved you and I've always let [G] you have the _ _ time.
How come you think you're so smart [D] and I'm the weaker sex? _
There ain't no man in life that can match a woman trick [G] for trick.
[Em] _ [D] _ We've [G] come a _ long way, [Am]
baby.
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] All the way to [G] Hollywood from Arkansas.
[D] _
We've [G] come a long _ _ _ [Am] way, baby.
_ _ _ Second class [D] don't turn me on [G] at all. _
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_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [Ab] I don't want to wear the paint, but I'm a-gonna [Eb] have a say.
_ Now I love a boy at [Ab] 50-50 all the way.
_ Up in there, _ _ I'll [Eb] keep faithful, pleasing you.
_ _ Times have changed and I'm demanding _ satisfaction [Ab] too.
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We've [Ab] come a _ long _ [Bbm] way, _ baby.
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[Bbm] All the way to [Ab] Hollywood from Arkansas.
[Eb] _ We've come [Ab] a _ long _ [Bbm] way, _ baby.
[Fm] _ _
[Eb] Second class don't turn me on [Ab] at all.
[E] _ _ [Ab] We've come [A] a _ long _ [Bm] way, _ baby.
_ [Eb] _
_ [E] All the way to Hollywood from [Dbm] Arkansas.
We've [A] come a _ long _ [Bm] way, _ baby. _
_ _ [E] Second class don't turn me on [A] at all.
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[Eb] I don't _ want [Ab] to fall in [Eb] love. _ _ _ _ _
In a cup _ [F] on a hill in [Bb] Hookah _ Harbor. _ _
[Eb] We were poor, but we had love.
[G] _
[Ab] That's the one thing that daddy [Eb] makes sure of.
_ He shoveled [Bb] coal to make a poor [Eb] man's dollar.
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_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ In _ a cup _ [Gb] on a hill in Hookah [B] Harbor. _ _ _
[Gbm] _ [E] We were poor, but we had love.
_ _ [A] That's the one thing that daddy [E] makes sure of.
He shoveled coal [B] to make [E] a poor man's dollar. _ _ _
_ _ I'm proud to be [B] a coal [E] _ miner's daughter. _ _
_ _ I'm _ proud to _ be [B] a coal _ _ _ _ miner's daughter.
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