Chords for Marty Stuart & Dolly Parton

[Dm] I didn't know if they said it was Marty's jam.
I thought, this [N] made it nice, should I wear my jammies?
My Porter suit?
I love your suit.
Well, thank you.
I know you always wear those nudie suits, the Porter that we used to wear.
We try to, we want to think we look like Porter and Hank Williams,
but I think we look more like Hank Snow and Jimmy Kimmel. _ _
Are we _ _ _ _ Jimmy's?
I think you are.
_ Hey, I got a question.
People have been asking, they're so excited that you're here.
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Well, thank you.
_ [Gb] Well, I don't, well [D] I'm here all the time.
I'm always doing something [Gm] around town,
but I know I haven't done a concert here in a long time.
[Gb] Last time I actually, I think I did a concert was right here in the Romney.
[Cm]
Well, [D] alright.
Thank you.
Got [Bb] a question that [E] came from a [C] lady today.
I love this time of the year, you mentioned the fans, I love [Ab] hanging out with the fans.
[C] Oh, well, you [Gb] should.
Well, thank you.
You kept us eating all these years.
That's [Cm] right, thank you.
I'm a little over-hyped.
[D] That's true.
But [N] this one lady hit me with a question today.
She said, didn't you and Dolly Parton used to be married back in the 80s? _
Long, _ _ _ [D] _ _ [N]
because we always fall over the hair braids. _ _ _
_ _ _ He's just_ _ _
Well, I don't think we have, but the 80s were a little foggy for me, but I don't know if that ever really happened. _ _ _ _
_ _ Yeah, it was fun.
That's before Connie though, [F] that's before Connie.
Well, I'd rather [Eb] stay with Connie and Carl, but I'll tell you [F] one thing that [D] I know.
[Ab] If [Gm] we had of been married, think of the divorce we could have had.
[N] _
_ There ain't no doubt in my mind who'd have got the house.
_ _ _ You. _ _ _
_ _ But anyway, it's a great honor to always work with you because honestly, we never dated, we never did anything, but I always thought we were like little soulmates.
Don't you think we're keyed together? _
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_ _ _ What _ _ _ was it you said you've known me since my hair [C] was down and your chest was flat?
[F] _ _ _ _ My hair was flat and it was over my [Ab] chest.
_ [N] Hey, can I tell them _ what Roger_
No, Willie Nelson said about you.
I don't know what Willie Nelson [Fm] said about me, maybe you better tell them, [Eb] Marty Stewart.
Roger Miller, Roger [Bb] Miller, his turn to go into the Country Music [N] Hall of Fame.
And as I remember, it was Merle Haggard, Dwight Yoakam, Dolly Parton, Willie [Dm] Nelson and [G] Marty Stewart.
We were conducting Roger into the [Db] Hall of Fame.
And it was [D] time to rehearse the number that afternoon.
[A] And Dolly came out, you know, and did it in one [G] take like she always does and just make the stage [Bb] look so pretty and went [Gb] off.
And when she left, [Dm] Dwight said, man, you [Cm] look beautiful. _
And _ he [Db] said, you know, she's like an angel or something.
And here comes [Gm] Merle chiming in.
[B] Merle said, yeah, [Eb] a lot of people don't go past [N] her looks to know what a beautiful soul she has and how intelligent she is down in there.
And I said, yeah, I'll tell you what, she's one of the smartest human beings I've ever met.
When she'll make it, you see it her way [Ab] that she's usually right.
[Am] We were just keeping [N] praise on Dolly.
And Willie said, you think she's got any real little people?
That's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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what Willie said.
Just _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ doing everything.
I have a new CD out, which is called Better Day.
I just might have to come back that way.
And I'm going on a tour this summer.
[Dm] We're going to be [Eb] around, traveling around, [G] starting in Nassau, I think it was.
[Gb] _ [N] _ _
And then we're going to go, later on, we're going to go to Europe again and then to Australia. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ You must be, you know, you never seem to walk up anybody's home [Ab] on planet Earth and not want to be, don't want to be a welcome guest.
Well, I'm not going to be a welcome [F] guest.
But you know, I just found out, somebody told me [Gb] when we [Gm] were walking in, you know, how we talk about the fanfare.
I thought this was [Bm] wonderful, I got to spend this day with you because they told [C] me that [N] 37 years ago today, I always loved you. _ _ _ _
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