Chords for Set 2 - 16 Deryl Dodd - Pearl Snaps
Tempo:
127.6 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
E
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Anyway, the Pearl Snaps, I read about it before I wrote this song, actually, to kind of get a little background,
or where they came from, and why.
[N]
They're used to keep people from having those farm accidents, like a tearaway jersey.
You get hung up on the plow, and it just comes off, kind of like they did with Earl Campbell and those tearaway jerseys.
They were [G] already doing it with Snap shirts.
But I met Cody, and he introduced me to a whole other world of filth,
and I thought, I'm going to write this song about what they're also used for, to get off real quick like, you know, if you need that.
[C] [G] Well, [C] there's a million [D] reasons people fall in love.
[C] Some do it for the money, [Abm] some say it comes from [G] up above.
I got [C] a girl, she's really crazy for me, said [G] it's something about a small town fashion thing.
[D] It ain't my boots or my cowboy hat, [G] no.
[B] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
That's [C] right, Pearl Snaps, they drive Cody wild.
[G] He can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
My [G] [C] baby loves me for my Pearl [G] Snaps.
Nice.
Tell them what they win, Johnny.
Sorry, y'all, I told you I was a bad neighborhood up here.
She likes to drive it down the back roads of my hometown, turning up Merle Haggard, baby, and singing out loud.
[C] I take her dancing at the Honky Tonk Bar.
She [G] thinks I'm some kind of Cody Jenks cowboy movie star.
[D] I never knew the way I was would be where it's at.
[G] My [E] baby loves me for [Eb] my Pearl Snaps.
[C] [Gm] Pearl Snaps, [C] they drive her wild.
[E] She [G] can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down [G] pat.
[E] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] [G]
I thought I heard a harmonica out there.
Was that someone just doing [D] the old mouth harmonica?
That thing?
[G] Hey, was that me? Sorry, Cody.
[C] He loves me.
[E] I'll play the nose [G] kazoo.
[D]
[G] I'm gonna do my [C] Lyle Lovett version.
[Em] Pearl [C] Snaps, they drive her wild.
[G] She can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
[G] My [Ab] baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] I
[G] think you should cut this song.
Can y'all get it?
I know you [D] can make that happen, Abby.
Access down pat, [G] my baby.
Now I'll go back to just my voice.
Pearl Snaps, [D] she got the easy open access down [Em] pat.
My baby [E] loves me for my.
[Db] [B] Oh yeah.
Thank you.
We'll be back in a little bit.
[E] That's more Lyle Lovett,
or where they came from, and why.
[N]
They're used to keep people from having those farm accidents, like a tearaway jersey.
You get hung up on the plow, and it just comes off, kind of like they did with Earl Campbell and those tearaway jerseys.
They were [G] already doing it with Snap shirts.
But I met Cody, and he introduced me to a whole other world of filth,
and I thought, I'm going to write this song about what they're also used for, to get off real quick like, you know, if you need that.
[C] [G] Well, [C] there's a million [D] reasons people fall in love.
[C] Some do it for the money, [Abm] some say it comes from [G] up above.
I got [C] a girl, she's really crazy for me, said [G] it's something about a small town fashion thing.
[D] It ain't my boots or my cowboy hat, [G] no.
[B] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
That's [C] right, Pearl Snaps, they drive Cody wild.
[G] He can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
My [G] [C] baby loves me for my Pearl [G] Snaps.
Nice.
Tell them what they win, Johnny.
Sorry, y'all, I told you I was a bad neighborhood up here.
She likes to drive it down the back roads of my hometown, turning up Merle Haggard, baby, and singing out loud.
[C] I take her dancing at the Honky Tonk Bar.
She [G] thinks I'm some kind of Cody Jenks cowboy movie star.
[D] I never knew the way I was would be where it's at.
[G] My [E] baby loves me for [Eb] my Pearl Snaps.
[C] [Gm] Pearl Snaps, [C] they drive her wild.
[E] She [G] can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down [G] pat.
[E] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] [G]
I thought I heard a harmonica out there.
Was that someone just doing [D] the old mouth harmonica?
That thing?
[G] Hey, was that me? Sorry, Cody.
[C] He loves me.
[E] I'll play the nose [G] kazoo.
[D]
[G] I'm gonna do my [C] Lyle Lovett version.
[Em] Pearl [C] Snaps, they drive her wild.
[G] She can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
[G] My [Ab] baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] I
[G] think you should cut this song.
Can y'all get it?
I know you [D] can make that happen, Abby.
Access down pat, [G] my baby.
Now I'll go back to just my voice.
Pearl Snaps, [D] she got the easy open access down [Em] pat.
My baby [E] loves me for my.
[Db] [B] Oh yeah.
Thank you.
We'll be back in a little bit.
[E] That's more Lyle Lovett,
Key:
G
C
D
E
B
G
C
D
_ _ _ _ _ Anyway, the Pearl Snaps, _ I read about it before I wrote this song, actually, to kind of get a little _ background,
or where they came from, and why.
_ [N] _ _ _
They're used to keep people from having those farm accidents, like a tearaway jersey.
_ You get hung up on the plow, and it just comes off, _ kind of like they did with Earl Campbell and those tearaway jerseys.
They were [G] already doing it with Snap shirts. _ _
But I met Cody, and he introduced me to a whole other world of _ filth,
and _ I _ thought, I'm going to write this song about what they're also used for, to get off real quick like, you know, if you need that.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ Well, [C] there's a million [D] reasons people fall in love.
[C] Some do it for the money, [Abm] some say it comes from [G] up above.
I got [C] a girl, she's really crazy for me, said [G] it's something about a small town fashion thing.
[D] It ain't my boots or my cowboy hat, [G] no.
[B] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
That's [C] right, Pearl Snaps, they drive Cody wild.
[G] He can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
My [G] _ [C] baby loves me for my Pearl [G] Snaps.
Nice.
Tell them what they win, Johnny. _ _
Sorry, y'all, I told you I was a bad neighborhood up here.
She likes to drive it down the back roads of my hometown, _ turning up Merle Haggard, baby, and singing out loud.
[C] I take her dancing at the Honky Tonk Bar.
She [G] thinks I'm some kind of Cody Jenks cowboy movie star.
[D] I never knew the way I was would be where it's at.
[G] My [E] baby loves me for [Eb] my Pearl Snaps.
[C] _ [Gm] Pearl Snaps, [C] they drive her wild.
[E] She [G] can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down [G] pat.
[E] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G]
I thought I heard a harmonica out there.
Was that someone just doing [D] the old mouth harmonica?
_ _ _ That thing?
[G] Hey, was that me? Sorry, Cody.
[C] _ He loves me. _ _
[E] I'll play the nose _ [G] kazoo. _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ I'm gonna do my [C] Lyle Lovett version.
[Em] Pearl [C] Snaps, they drive her wild.
[G] She can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
[G] My [Ab] baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] I _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ think you should cut this song.
Can y'all get it?
I know you [D] can make that happen, Abby.
_ Access down pat, [G] my baby.
Now I'll go back to just my voice.
Pearl Snaps, [D] she got the easy open access down [Em] pat.
My baby [E] loves me for my. _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ _ [B] Oh yeah.
_ _ _ _ Thank you.
We'll be back in a little bit.
_ _ _ [E] That's more Lyle Lovett,
or where they came from, and why.
_ [N] _ _ _
They're used to keep people from having those farm accidents, like a tearaway jersey.
_ You get hung up on the plow, and it just comes off, _ kind of like they did with Earl Campbell and those tearaway jerseys.
They were [G] already doing it with Snap shirts. _ _
But I met Cody, and he introduced me to a whole other world of _ filth,
and _ I _ thought, I'm going to write this song about what they're also used for, to get off real quick like, you know, if you need that.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ Well, [C] there's a million [D] reasons people fall in love.
[C] Some do it for the money, [Abm] some say it comes from [G] up above.
I got [C] a girl, she's really crazy for me, said [G] it's something about a small town fashion thing.
[D] It ain't my boots or my cowboy hat, [G] no.
[B] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
That's [C] right, Pearl Snaps, they drive Cody wild.
[G] He can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
My [G] _ [C] baby loves me for my Pearl [G] Snaps.
Nice.
Tell them what they win, Johnny. _ _
Sorry, y'all, I told you I was a bad neighborhood up here.
She likes to drive it down the back roads of my hometown, _ turning up Merle Haggard, baby, and singing out loud.
[C] I take her dancing at the Honky Tonk Bar.
She [G] thinks I'm some kind of Cody Jenks cowboy movie star.
[D] I never knew the way I was would be where it's at.
[G] My [E] baby loves me for [Eb] my Pearl Snaps.
[C] _ [Gm] Pearl Snaps, [C] they drive her wild.
[E] She [G] can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down [G] pat.
[E] My baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G]
I thought I heard a harmonica out there.
Was that someone just doing [D] the old mouth harmonica?
_ _ _ That thing?
[G] Hey, was that me? Sorry, Cody.
[C] _ He loves me. _ _
[E] I'll play the nose _ [G] kazoo. _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ I'm gonna do my [C] Lyle Lovett version.
[Em] Pearl [C] Snaps, they drive her wild.
[G] She can't resist my country western style.
[D] She got the easy open access down pat.
[G] My [Ab] baby loves me for my Pearl Snaps.
[C] I _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ think you should cut this song.
Can y'all get it?
I know you [D] can make that happen, Abby.
_ Access down pat, [G] my baby.
Now I'll go back to just my voice.
Pearl Snaps, [D] she got the easy open access down [Em] pat.
My baby [E] loves me for my. _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ _ [B] Oh yeah.
_ _ _ _ Thank you.
We'll be back in a little bit.
_ _ _ [E] That's more Lyle Lovett,