Chords for Montgomery Gentry - "Oughta Be More Songs About" [ New Music Video + Lyrics + Download ]
Tempo:
74.6 bpm
Chords used:
F#
G#m
C#
E
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F#]
I've [C#] [F#]
heard a million country [D#] songs about love gone [E] wrong, good [F#] times and crazy women.
fast [B] cars, and [F#] small town living.
love to hear a band that [C#] rocks, and words that make you stop [B] and think about [F#] family.
songs about that old man [G#m] who worked hard all his life.
Wall Street broke his neck, now he can't afford to die.
songs about forgiveness, [G#m] and other things that I believe in.
I've [C#] [F#]
heard a million country [D#] songs about love gone [E] wrong, good [F#] times and crazy women.
fast [B] cars, and [F#] small town living.
love to hear a band that [C#] rocks, and words that make you stop [B] and think about [F#] family.
songs about that old man [G#m] who worked hard all his life.
Wall Street broke his neck, now he can't afford to die.
songs about forgiveness, [G#m] and other things that I believe in.
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G#m
C#
E
B
F#
G#m
C#
_ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I've _ _ _ [C#] _ _ [F#]
heard a million country [D#] songs about love gone [E] wrong, good [F#] times and crazy women.
And I've sung [C#m] about tractors, [D#] trucks, fast [B] cars, and [F#] small town living.
[C#m] _ [D#m] And I love to hear a band that [C#] rocks, and words that make you stop [B] and think about [F#] family.
[G#m] If you ask me, there ought [E] to be more songs about that old man [G#m] who worked hard all his life.
[F#] Then Wall Street broke his neck, now he can't afford to die.
[E] And more songs about forgiveness, [G#m] and other things that I believe in.
[F#] Like Jesus, and letting him [C#] back in line.
There ought to [D#] be more [G#m] songs, ought to [E] be more _ [G#m] songs [F#]
about that.
_ _ [C#] _ _ [F#]
Like me a good old cheating [D#m] song, and a honky [E] tonk with a cold [F#] beer and a buddy.
[C#m] _ [F#] And I like to sing just as I [D#m] am with a [B] congregation, and our little [F#] church comes Sunday.
[C#m] _ [D#m] And I love to dance, a slow dance [C#] to a love song with my baby, [B] and the lights down [A#m] low.
Yeah, [G#m] but we all know.
There ought to be [E] more songs about them angels, [G#m] volunteering at the mission.
[F#] Fixing food for the homeless, and giving toys to needy children.
[E] And more songs about [B] those soldiers, [G#m] whose war is never over.
[F#] Who made it home, but never quite [C#] came back.
There ought to be [G#m] more songs, ought to be [A] more songs [G#m] about [F#]
that.
_ _ [D#m] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [F#] _
_ [F#] _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ There ought to be [E] more songs about us common foe, [G#m] putting in eight days a week.
And [F#] burning both ends of [C#] the candle, [F#] just trying to make ends meet.
And [E] more songs about them singers, [G#m] who paid this for our mom.
[F#] Some gone, but not forgotten, some [C#] still going _ strong.
[G#m] There's women, paint [F#] my daddy in the [B] man in black.
Ought to be [C#m] more songs _ [F#] about that. _ _ _ _ _
More songs, [D#m] more songs about that.
[F#] _
More songs, [D#m] more songs about [C#] that.
_ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I've _ _ _ [C#] _ _ [F#]
heard a million country [D#] songs about love gone [E] wrong, good [F#] times and crazy women.
And I've sung [C#m] about tractors, [D#] trucks, fast [B] cars, and [F#] small town living.
[C#m] _ [D#m] And I love to hear a band that [C#] rocks, and words that make you stop [B] and think about [F#] family.
[G#m] If you ask me, there ought [E] to be more songs about that old man [G#m] who worked hard all his life.
[F#] Then Wall Street broke his neck, now he can't afford to die.
[E] And more songs about forgiveness, [G#m] and other things that I believe in.
[F#] Like Jesus, and letting him [C#] back in line.
There ought to [D#] be more [G#m] songs, ought to [E] be more _ [G#m] songs [F#]
about that.
_ _ [C#] _ _ [F#]
Like me a good old cheating [D#m] song, and a honky [E] tonk with a cold [F#] beer and a buddy.
[C#m] _ [F#] And I like to sing just as I [D#m] am with a [B] congregation, and our little [F#] church comes Sunday.
[C#m] _ [D#m] And I love to dance, a slow dance [C#] to a love song with my baby, [B] and the lights down [A#m] low.
Yeah, [G#m] but we all know.
There ought to be [E] more songs about them angels, [G#m] volunteering at the mission.
[F#] Fixing food for the homeless, and giving toys to needy children.
[E] And more songs about [B] those soldiers, [G#m] whose war is never over.
[F#] Who made it home, but never quite [C#] came back.
There ought to be [G#m] more songs, ought to be [A] more songs [G#m] about [F#]
that.
_ _ [D#m] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [F#] _
_ [F#] _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ There ought to be [E] more songs about us common foe, [G#m] putting in eight days a week.
And [F#] burning both ends of [C#] the candle, [F#] just trying to make ends meet.
And [E] more songs about them singers, [G#m] who paid this for our mom.
[F#] Some gone, but not forgotten, some [C#] still going _ strong.
[G#m] There's women, paint [F#] my daddy in the [B] man in black.
Ought to be [C#m] more songs _ [F#] about that. _ _ _ _ _
More songs, [D#m] more songs about that.
[F#] _
More songs, [D#m] more songs about [C#] that.
_ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _