Chords for MOCCASIN CREEK - "Red, White & Blue Collared Man" 2012 with CB3 / Charlie Bonnet III - COUNTRY RAP
Tempo:
101.9 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
A
Am
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [C] [D] Red, white, and blue collared man, works every day with [G] calloused hands.
Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, still proud to [Am] be an American.
[D] [C] [G] [D] His daddy fought in the second world war, American flag in [G] his front yard.
And he himself went to [A] Vietnam, hates Iraq, and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, [Gm] white, and blue [D] collared man.
He had great wise hands, they were dirty and strong.
He worked that field every break of [G] dawn.
Hard working man, slick as a snake, and there wasn't much left for old Patlap to [A] take.
He trusted his dog and he loved his kids.
He [Am] tried like hell to teach us [D] what he did.
He sat me [G] down at an early [D] age, and he told me about working minimum wage.
The value learned when he was fighting the war.
He really didn't care if we were rich or [G] poor.
He taught respect, he fought broad land.
Man, it's hard to find a man like the Mayday [A] man.
Hated Iraq, couldn't stand Iran, and he [G] sent his only son off to Vietnam.
[D] He looked me in the eye and said, do what you can.
He's a red, white, and blue collared man.
Works every day with [G] calloused hands.
Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, still proud to be an [D] American.
[G] [D] He went and fought in the second world war, American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G] [D]
Red, white, and blue, oh yes sir.
Stars shine bright like a brand new [G] spur.
Blood shed red and the white stripes fly for the hard working red, white, and blue collared [A] guy.
Yeah, they hardly make it right, they did way back then.
Calloused hands and a beast of [D] grin.
Vietnam, [G] Iraq, Iran, [D] don't forget them all the soldiers in that desert sand.
The flags fly high and the hearts stay true.
Marine Corps, Army in the navy [G] blue.
Coast Guard, Air Force keeping us safe.
Remind us every day what was up this [A] place.
Yeah, some things change, some stay the [G] same.
USA made the green, the [D] pain.
Can't move [G] us like an old freight [D] train.
I'm a red, white, and blue collared man.
Work every day with [G] calloused hands.
Low times are tough, I do the [A] best I can.
Still proud to be an [D] American.
My path evolved in the second world war.
American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G]
[Dm]
[A] [G]
[Dm] Grandpath evolved in the second world [D] war.
American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[Am] [G] [D] The man who was sent to war.
Got himself shot in [G] his front yard.
Sent his boy off to [A] Vietnam.
Protect our [G] dear homeland.
Red, white, and [D] blue collared man.
Red, white, and blue collared man.
Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, still proud to [Am] be an American.
[D] [C] [G] [D] His daddy fought in the second world war, American flag in [G] his front yard.
And he himself went to [A] Vietnam, hates Iraq, and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, [Gm] white, and blue [D] collared man.
He had great wise hands, they were dirty and strong.
He worked that field every break of [G] dawn.
Hard working man, slick as a snake, and there wasn't much left for old Patlap to [A] take.
He trusted his dog and he loved his kids.
He [Am] tried like hell to teach us [D] what he did.
He sat me [G] down at an early [D] age, and he told me about working minimum wage.
The value learned when he was fighting the war.
He really didn't care if we were rich or [G] poor.
He taught respect, he fought broad land.
Man, it's hard to find a man like the Mayday [A] man.
Hated Iraq, couldn't stand Iran, and he [G] sent his only son off to Vietnam.
[D] He looked me in the eye and said, do what you can.
He's a red, white, and blue collared man.
Works every day with [G] calloused hands.
Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, still proud to be an [D] American.
[G] [D] He went and fought in the second world war, American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G] [D]
Red, white, and blue, oh yes sir.
Stars shine bright like a brand new [G] spur.
Blood shed red and the white stripes fly for the hard working red, white, and blue collared [A] guy.
Yeah, they hardly make it right, they did way back then.
Calloused hands and a beast of [D] grin.
Vietnam, [G] Iraq, Iran, [D] don't forget them all the soldiers in that desert sand.
The flags fly high and the hearts stay true.
Marine Corps, Army in the navy [G] blue.
Coast Guard, Air Force keeping us safe.
Remind us every day what was up this [A] place.
Yeah, some things change, some stay the [G] same.
USA made the green, the [D] pain.
Can't move [G] us like an old freight [D] train.
I'm a red, white, and blue collared man.
Work every day with [G] calloused hands.
Low times are tough, I do the [A] best I can.
Still proud to be an [D] American.
My path evolved in the second world war.
American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G]
[Dm]
[A] [G]
[Dm] Grandpath evolved in the second world [D] war.
American flag in [G] his front yard.
Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[Am] [G] [D] The man who was sent to war.
Got himself shot in [G] his front yard.
Sent his boy off to [A] Vietnam.
Protect our [G] dear homeland.
Red, white, and [D] blue collared man.
Red, white, and blue collared man.
Key:
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_ [D] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] Red, white, and blue collared man, _ _ works every day with [G] calloused hands.
_ Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, _ _ still proud to [Am] be an American.
[D] _ [C] _ [G] _ [D] His daddy fought in the second world war, _ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ _ And he himself went to [A] Vietnam, hates Iraq, and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, [Gm] white, and blue [D] collared man. _ _ _ _ _
He had great wise hands, they were dirty and strong.
He worked that field every break of [G] dawn.
Hard working man, slick as a snake, and there wasn't much left for old Patlap to [A] take.
He trusted his dog and he loved his kids.
He [Am] tried like hell to teach us [D] what he did.
He sat me [G] down at an early [D] age, and he told me about working minimum wage.
The value learned when he was fighting the war.
He really didn't care if we were rich or [G] poor.
He taught respect, he fought broad land.
Man, it's hard to find a man like the Mayday [A] man.
Hated Iraq, couldn't stand Iran, and he [G] sent his only son off to Vietnam.
[D] He looked me in the eye and said, do what you can.
He's a red, white, and blue collared man.
_ _ Works every day with [G] calloused hands.
_ _ Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, _ _ still proud to be an [D] American.
_ _ [G] _ [D] He went and fought in the second world war, _ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ Red, white, and blue, oh yes sir.
Stars shine bright like a brand new [G] spur.
Blood shed red and the white stripes fly for the hard working red, white, and blue collared [A] guy.
Yeah, they hardly make it right, they did way back then.
Calloused hands and a beast of [D] grin.
Vietnam, [G] Iraq, Iran, [D] don't forget them all the soldiers in that desert sand.
The flags fly high and the hearts stay true.
Marine Corps, Army in the navy [G] blue.
Coast Guard, Air Force keeping us safe.
Remind us every day what was up this [A] place.
Yeah, some things change, some stay the [G] same.
USA made the green, the [D] pain.
Can't move [G] us like an old freight [D] train.
I'm a red, white, and blue collared man.
_ _ Work every day with [G] calloused hands.
_ _ Low times are tough, I do the [A] best I can.
_ _ Still proud to be an [D] American.
_ _ _ My path evolved in the second world war.
_ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ Grandpath evolved in the second world [D] war.
_ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[Am] _ [G] _ [D] The man who was sent to war.
_ _ Got himself shot in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his boy off to [A] Vietnam.
Protect our [G] dear homeland.
Red, white, and _ [D] blue collared man.
_ _ Red, white, and blue collared man. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, _ _ still proud to [Am] be an American.
[D] _ [C] _ [G] _ [D] His daddy fought in the second world war, _ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ _ And he himself went to [A] Vietnam, hates Iraq, and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, [Gm] white, and blue [D] collared man. _ _ _ _ _
He had great wise hands, they were dirty and strong.
He worked that field every break of [G] dawn.
Hard working man, slick as a snake, and there wasn't much left for old Patlap to [A] take.
He trusted his dog and he loved his kids.
He [Am] tried like hell to teach us [D] what he did.
He sat me [G] down at an early [D] age, and he told me about working minimum wage.
The value learned when he was fighting the war.
He really didn't care if we were rich or [G] poor.
He taught respect, he fought broad land.
Man, it's hard to find a man like the Mayday [A] man.
Hated Iraq, couldn't stand Iran, and he [G] sent his only son off to Vietnam.
[D] He looked me in the eye and said, do what you can.
He's a red, white, and blue collared man.
_ _ Works every day with [G] calloused hands.
_ _ Low times are tough, he does the [A] best he can, _ _ still proud to be an [D] American.
_ _ [G] _ [D] He went and fought in the second world war, _ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ Red, white, and blue, oh yes sir.
Stars shine bright like a brand new [G] spur.
Blood shed red and the white stripes fly for the hard working red, white, and blue collared [A] guy.
Yeah, they hardly make it right, they did way back then.
Calloused hands and a beast of [D] grin.
Vietnam, [G] Iraq, Iran, [D] don't forget them all the soldiers in that desert sand.
The flags fly high and the hearts stay true.
Marine Corps, Army in the navy [G] blue.
Coast Guard, Air Force keeping us safe.
Remind us every day what was up this [A] place.
Yeah, some things change, some stay the [G] same.
USA made the green, the [D] pain.
Can't move [G] us like an old freight [D] train.
I'm a red, white, and blue collared man.
_ _ Work every day with [G] calloused hands.
_ _ Low times are tough, I do the [A] best I can.
_ _ Still proud to be an [D] American.
_ _ _ My path evolved in the second world war.
_ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ Grandpath evolved in the second world [D] war.
_ _ _ American flag in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his son off to [A] Vietnam.
Hates Iraq and he [G] hates Iran.
Red, white, and blue [D] collared man.
[Am] _ [G] _ [D] The man who was sent to war.
_ _ Got himself shot in [G] his front yard.
_ _ Sent his boy off to [A] Vietnam.
Protect our [G] dear homeland.
Red, white, and _ [D] blue collared man.
_ _ Red, white, and blue collared man. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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