Chords for Ryan Bingham making of the album

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_ _ _ _ _ Wake up in the morning, [Em] _ _ _ shower, clean up, and then walk about 20, 30 steps and start [B] jamming. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [Dbm] There's some rock and roll going on and how could there not be, [E] you know, with Mark.
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_ [E] It's kind of like rock school, you know, going to the studio [A] with him.
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_ _ _ Fits Ryan perfectly as well.
I think Mark's really, really nailing that on the head.
_ I'm ready to be stolen to the devil's backbone.
_ I saw something that [A]
moved me and I wanted to [E] record that for other people to hear it
[A] just like that.
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_ [E] _ My favorite music of [E] any type is very honest and straightforward _ and that was my main concern
was just getting it pure as it was given to me.
_ Get your top phone down to the wall and hit the rodeo on San Antonio.
_ It's folk music, like the [A] blues.
[E] Where rock and roll came from, it's straight from [A] that vein.
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_ _ [E] He had this old guitar plugged into this [Am] little bitty amp and that [E] was, you know, what he
was using to record, you know, to track on the record with.
[A] I was like, holy shit, that sounds pretty awesome. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ That voice in those songs, _ _ it's kind of hard to ignore.
It's some pretty powerful stuff. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ You get everybody in here together and you [A] can feel that the instruments, that it was
_ _ [A] some visual freedom.
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_ _ [E] This just felt like we were [A] on stage playing [E] and I think that was kind of the whole idea as well.
That's why the vibe of this record is going to come out the way it is. _
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_ _ _ It's going to [Eb] be a CD to where you put it in your CD player and [B] you can drive into the
middle of nowhere.
You know, whenever [E] _ you hit the interstate at four o'clock in the morning and you just
have to drive.
It's what keeps you awake.
It's what [Em] sits beside you [Gb] and you can relate with and understand syllable [E] for syllable
note from that. _ _ _
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_ _ [A] We're getting back on, I'm ready. _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ [G] That's an ass party look right there.
_ _ _ I know what that is, but I like it.
_ _ _ _ _ [E] We're making fucking records, man. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [E] Ain't me, it's Jim. _ _ _
[Eb] Your turn.
_ _ _ _ [D] Hit it with me.
I bet you got lucky.
Hello?
Because I fucking heard I was watching [Abm] you.
Hello?
[Am] _ _ [G] Yeah.
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Stop it.
[D] What a visual audition for Stop [N] It with this song. _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Yeah.
_ I got annexed.
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_ [G] _ You're out.
_ [E] I can't do it.