Poor Man Blues Chords by Jamey Johnson
Tempo:
66.8 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
C
F
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [Am] [D] [G]
[D] Rich man's got his [G] picture on the cover of a magazine.
[D] There's a pampered life with a trophy wife [A] and his long black limousines.
[D] He's got all the money in the whole wide world [G] and toys he'll never use.
[C] But he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F]
[D] man's life is at stake.
Rich man thinks his shoes are made [G] to walk wherever he wants.
[D] From the top of all them high rise buildings [A] to the bottom of the honky tonks.
[D] He'll step on everything in between [G] but he won't walk a mile in my shoes.
[C] And he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F] man [D] gets loose.
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give a [D] damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in south Alabama.
[C] He uses [D] folks like me just to [C] keep [G] his sorry [D] ass immune.
[C] Son [G] you better watch your back [F] when a poor man gets the [D] blues.
Rich man waltzed right into her life.
[G] Swept her off her feet.
[D] For all his fame and his [A] fortune, Lord knows I couldn't compete.
[D] When he took her love away from me, [G] I had nothing else to lose.
[C] So I taught that rich [G] man just what happens when a poor [F] man gets [D] the blues.
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give [D] a damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in deep south Alabama.
[C] He [D] uses folks like me just [G] to keep [C] his sorry [G] ass [D] immune.
[G] Well son you better watch your back when a poor [F] man gets the blues.
[D] [B] [F] [Dm]
[D] Rich man's got his [G] picture on the cover of a magazine.
[D] There's a pampered life with a trophy wife [A] and his long black limousines.
[D] He's got all the money in the whole wide world [G] and toys he'll never use.
[C] But he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F]
[D] man's life is at stake.
Rich man thinks his shoes are made [G] to walk wherever he wants.
[D] From the top of all them high rise buildings [A] to the bottom of the honky tonks.
[D] He'll step on everything in between [G] but he won't walk a mile in my shoes.
[C] And he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F] man [D] gets loose.
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give a [D] damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in south Alabama.
[C] He uses [D] folks like me just to [C] keep [G] his sorry [D] ass immune.
[C] Son [G] you better watch your back [F] when a poor man gets the [D] blues.
Rich man waltzed right into her life.
[G] Swept her off her feet.
[D] For all his fame and his [A] fortune, Lord knows I couldn't compete.
[D] When he took her love away from me, [G] I had nothing else to lose.
[C] So I taught that rich [G] man just what happens when a poor [F] man gets [D] the blues.
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give [D] a damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in deep south Alabama.
[C] He [D] uses folks like me just [G] to keep [C] his sorry [G] ass [D] immune.
[G] Well son you better watch your back when a poor [F] man gets the blues.
[D] [B] [F] [Dm]
Key:
D
G
C
F
A
D
G
C
[D] _ _ _ [Am] _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _
[D] Rich man's got his [G] picture on the cover of a magazine.
[D] There's a pampered life with a trophy wife [A] and his long black limousines. _
[D] He's got all the money in the whole wide world [G] and toys he'll never use.
[C] But he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F]
[D] man's life _ is at stake. _ _ _ _
Rich man thinks his shoes are made [G] to walk wherever he wants. _
[D] From the top of all them high rise buildings [A] to the bottom of the honky tonks. _
[D] He'll step on everything in between [G] but he won't walk a mile in my shoes.
[C] And he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F] man [D] gets loose. _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give a [D] damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in south Alabama. _
_ [C] _ He uses [D] folks like me just to [C] keep [G] his sorry [D] ass immune.
_ _ [C] Son [G] you better watch your back _ [F] when a poor man gets the [D] blues. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Rich man waltzed right into her life.
[G] Swept her off her feet.
_ [D] For all his fame and his [A] fortune, Lord knows I couldn't compete.
_ [D] When he took her love away from me, [G] I had nothing else to lose.
[C] So I taught that rich [G] man just what happens when a poor [F] man gets [D] the blues. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give [D] a damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in deep south Alabama. _ _ _
[C] He [D] uses folks like me just [G] to keep [C] his sorry [G] ass [D] immune.
_ _ [G] Well son you better watch your back when a poor [F] man gets the blues.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [F] _ [Dm] _
[D] Rich man's got his [G] picture on the cover of a magazine.
[D] There's a pampered life with a trophy wife [A] and his long black limousines. _
[D] He's got all the money in the whole wide world [G] and toys he'll never use.
[C] But he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F]
[D] man's life _ is at stake. _ _ _ _
Rich man thinks his shoes are made [G] to walk wherever he wants. _
[D] From the top of all them high rise buildings [A] to the bottom of the honky tonks. _
[D] He'll step on everything in between [G] but he won't walk a mile in my shoes.
[C] And he don't know [G] a damn thing about when a poor [F] man [D] gets loose. _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give a [D] damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in south Alabama. _
_ [C] _ He uses [D] folks like me just to [C] keep [G] his sorry [D] ass immune.
_ _ [C] Son [G] you better watch your back _ [F] when a poor man gets the [D] blues. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Rich man waltzed right into her life.
[G] Swept her off her feet.
_ [D] For all his fame and his [A] fortune, Lord knows I couldn't compete.
_ [D] When he took her love away from me, [G] I had nothing else to lose.
[C] So I taught that rich [G] man just what happens when a poor [F] man gets [D] the blues. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] He thinks his money rules the [G] world and he [F] don't give [D] a damn.
About a low class backwoods country boy [A] in deep south Alabama. _ _ _
[C] He [D] uses folks like me just [G] to keep [C] his sorry [G] ass [D] immune.
_ _ [G] Well son you better watch your back when a poor [F] man gets the blues.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [F] _ [Dm] _