Grand Ole Opry Song Chords by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Tempo:
112.4 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
G
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F]
Come and listen to my story, if you will, I'm gonna tell
About a gang of fellers [G] from down at [C] Nashville
[F] First I'll start with old Red Foley doing the Chattanooga shoe
We can't forget Hank Williams with him, good old love's thick blue
It's time for Roy Acob to go to Memphis on his train
With [Fm] Minnie Pearl and [F] Rod Brasfield and [C] Lazy Jim Thayne
Turn [F] on all your radios, I know that you will wait
Hear little Jimmy Dickin' sing like an old Colt Tater and wait
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing [G] out the old [C] Kentucky blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night
There was Uncle Dave making his gold tooth and plug hat
Cowboy Cope was [G] singing tragic romance
[F] Signed, sealed and delivered with Salmon Furtleby
And the master's ceremony was a Mr.
George B.
Hayes
There was Lonzo and Oscar, a-poppin' bubblegum
George Morgan singing, can you kiss [C] his yum yum
[Fm] Got a [F] hole in my bucket, bringing in that Georgey metal
We'll sing the sunny side of the mountain and dance to the chicken rill
There'll be guitars and fiddles and banjo picking too
Bill Monroe [G] singing out the [C] old Kentucky blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night
You can [Fm] talk about your singers in all [F] kinds of ways
But none could sing the old songs like Bradley Kincaid
With his old hound dog guitar and the famous blue-tailed fly
Strange beans with paints, no, no [C] fiddling chubby [F] wives
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing out the [G] old [C] Kentucky blues
[Fm] Ernie Stubbs' number, two [F] wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry [Fm] every Saturday night
Come and listen to my story, if you will, I'm gonna tell
About a gang of fellers [G] from down at [C] Nashville
[F] First I'll start with old Red Foley doing the Chattanooga shoe
We can't forget Hank Williams with him, good old love's thick blue
It's time for Roy Acob to go to Memphis on his train
With [Fm] Minnie Pearl and [F] Rod Brasfield and [C] Lazy Jim Thayne
Turn [F] on all your radios, I know that you will wait
Hear little Jimmy Dickin' sing like an old Colt Tater and wait
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing [G] out the old [C] Kentucky blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night
There was Uncle Dave making his gold tooth and plug hat
Cowboy Cope was [G] singing tragic romance
[F] Signed, sealed and delivered with Salmon Furtleby
And the master's ceremony was a Mr.
George B.
Hayes
There was Lonzo and Oscar, a-poppin' bubblegum
George Morgan singing, can you kiss [C] his yum yum
[Fm] Got a [F] hole in my bucket, bringing in that Georgey metal
We'll sing the sunny side of the mountain and dance to the chicken rill
There'll be guitars and fiddles and banjo picking too
Bill Monroe [G] singing out the [C] old Kentucky blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night
You can [Fm] talk about your singers in all [F] kinds of ways
But none could sing the old songs like Bradley Kincaid
With his old hound dog guitar and the famous blue-tailed fly
Strange beans with paints, no, no [C] fiddling chubby [F] wives
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing out the [G] old [C] Kentucky blues
[Fm] Ernie Stubbs' number, two [F] wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry [Fm] every Saturday night
Key:
F
C
G
Fm
F
C
G
Fm
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Come and listen to my story, if you will, I'm gonna tell
About a gang of fellers [G] from down at [C] Nashville
[F] First I'll start with old Red Foley doing the Chattanooga shoe
We can't forget Hank Williams with him, good old love's thick blue
_ _ It's time for Roy Acob to go to Memphis on his train
With [Fm] Minnie Pearl and [F] Rod Brasfield and [C] Lazy Jim Thayne
Turn [F] on all your radios, I know that you will wait
Hear little Jimmy Dickin' sing like an old Colt Tater and wait
_ There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing [G] out the old [C] Kentucky _ blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday _ night _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ There was Uncle Dave making his gold tooth and plug hat
_ Cowboy Cope was [G] singing tragic romance
[F] Signed, sealed and delivered with Salmon Furtleby
And the master's ceremony was a Mr.
George B. _
Hayes
_ There was Lonzo and Oscar, a-poppin' bubblegum
George Morgan singing, can you kiss [C] his yum yum
[Fm] Got a [F] hole in my bucket, bringing in that Georgey metal
We'll sing the sunny side of the mountain and dance to the chicken rill
There'll be guitars and fiddles and banjo picking too
Bill Monroe [G] singing out the [C] old Kentucky _ blues
[F] _ Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday _ night _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You can [Fm] talk about your singers in all [F] kinds of ways
But none could sing the old songs like Bradley Kincaid
With his old hound dog guitar and the famous blue-tailed fly
Strange beans with paints, no, no [C] fiddling chubby [F] _ wives
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing out the [G] old [C] Kentucky blues _ _
[Fm] Ernie Stubbs' number, two [F] wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry [Fm] every Saturday night _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Come and listen to my story, if you will, I'm gonna tell
About a gang of fellers [G] from down at [C] Nashville
[F] First I'll start with old Red Foley doing the Chattanooga shoe
We can't forget Hank Williams with him, good old love's thick blue
_ _ It's time for Roy Acob to go to Memphis on his train
With [Fm] Minnie Pearl and [F] Rod Brasfield and [C] Lazy Jim Thayne
Turn [F] on all your radios, I know that you will wait
Hear little Jimmy Dickin' sing like an old Colt Tater and wait
_ There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing [G] out the old [C] Kentucky _ blues
[F] Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday _ night _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ There was Uncle Dave making his gold tooth and plug hat
_ Cowboy Cope was [G] singing tragic romance
[F] Signed, sealed and delivered with Salmon Furtleby
And the master's ceremony was a Mr.
George B. _
Hayes
_ There was Lonzo and Oscar, a-poppin' bubblegum
George Morgan singing, can you kiss [C] his yum yum
[Fm] Got a [F] hole in my bucket, bringing in that Georgey metal
We'll sing the sunny side of the mountain and dance to the chicken rill
There'll be guitars and fiddles and banjo picking too
Bill Monroe [G] singing out the [C] old Kentucky _ blues
[F] _ Ernie Stubbs' number, two wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday _ night _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You can [Fm] talk about your singers in all [F] kinds of ways
But none could sing the old songs like Bradley Kincaid
With his old hound dog guitar and the famous blue-tailed fly
Strange beans with paints, no, no [C] fiddling chubby [F] _ wives
There'll be guitars and fiddles, Earl Scruggs and his banjo too
Bill Monroe singing out the [G] old [C] Kentucky blues _ _
[Fm] Ernie Stubbs' number, two [F] wrongs won't make a right
At the Grand Ole Opry [Fm] every Saturday night _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _