Chords for Tom T Hall & Earl Scruggs - There Ain't No County Music ( On This Jukebox)
Tempo:
88 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
B
F#
C#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
[E]
Well, there ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[B] They've taken all them [E] country songs away.
There ain't no country [A] music on this jukebox.
[F#] Well, I guess them boys and girls in [B] Nashville ran out of something [E] to say.
But I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] And I've been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A]
[E]
I've had several wives and twice that [A] many sweethearts.
[B] I've been up and down this road a [E] million times.
Well, I've got a lot of stories that [A] need singing.
[F#] I just need them boys and girls [B] in Nashville to help me [C#] make them round.
I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] [E]
[A] [E]
Well, there ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
Them [B] jukebox people don't [E] know where it's at.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[F#] Some of that doggone music [B] seems to make my beer go [E] flat.
But I wish they'd come and listen to [A] my story.
Oh, [B] I bet they'd write a hundred country [E] songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] I've been a-huntin' country music.
I've been a-lookin' for Jordan Tammi.
I've been a-lookin' for Johnny and Jim.
I've been a-lookin' for Colin Pearl.
I've been a-huntin' for Lester and [A#] Earl.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country [E] music all night long.
[E]
Well, there ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[B] They've taken all them [E] country songs away.
There ain't no country [A] music on this jukebox.
[F#] Well, I guess them boys and girls in [B] Nashville ran out of something [E] to say.
But I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] And I've been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A]
[E]
I've had several wives and twice that [A] many sweethearts.
[B] I've been up and down this road a [E] million times.
Well, I've got a lot of stories that [A] need singing.
[F#] I just need them boys and girls [B] in Nashville to help me [C#] make them round.
I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] [E]
[A] [E]
Well, there ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
Them [B] jukebox people don't [E] know where it's at.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[F#] Some of that doggone music [B] seems to make my beer go [E] flat.
But I wish they'd come and listen to [A] my story.
Oh, [B] I bet they'd write a hundred country [E] songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] I've been a-huntin' country music.
I've been a-lookin' for Jordan Tammi.
I've been a-lookin' for Johnny and Jim.
I've been a-lookin' for Colin Pearl.
I've been a-huntin' for Lester and [A#] Earl.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country [E] music all night long.
Key:
A
E
B
F#
C#
A
E
B
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ Well, there ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[B] They've taken all them [E] country songs away.
There ain't no country [A] music on this jukebox.
[F#] Well, I guess them boys and girls in [B] Nashville ran out of something [E] to say.
But I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] And I've been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ I've had several wives and twice that [A] many sweethearts.
[B] I've been up and down this road a [E] million times.
Well, I've got a lot of stories that [A] need singing.
[F#] I just need them boys and girls [B] in Nashville to help me [C#] make them round.
I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ Well, there ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
Them [B] jukebox people don't [E] know where it's at.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[F#] Some of that doggone music [B] seems to make my beer go [E] flat.
But I wish they'd come and listen to [A] my story.
Oh, [B] I bet they'd write a hundred country [E] songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] I've been a-huntin' country music.
I've been a-lookin' for Jordan Tammi.
I've been a-lookin' for Johnny and Jim.
I've been a-lookin' for Colin Pearl.
I've been a-huntin' for Lester and [A#] Earl.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country [E] music all night long. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ Well, there ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[B] They've taken all them [E] country songs away.
There ain't no country [A] music on this jukebox.
[F#] Well, I guess them boys and girls in [B] Nashville ran out of something [E] to say.
But I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] And I've been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ I've had several wives and twice that [A] many sweethearts.
[B] I've been up and down this road a [E] million times.
Well, I've got a lot of stories that [A] need singing.
[F#] I just need them boys and girls [B] in Nashville to help me [C#] make them round.
I wish they'd come and listen [A] to my story.
[B] Oh, I bet they'd write a hundred [E] country songs.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country music all [E] night long.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ Well, there ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
Them [B] jukebox people don't [E] know where it's at.
There ain't no country music [A] on this jukebox.
[F#] Some of that doggone music [B] seems to make my beer go [E] flat.
But I wish they'd come and listen to [A] my story.
Oh, [B] I bet they'd write a hundred country [E] songs.
There ain't no country music on [A] this jukebox.
[B] I've been a-huntin' country music.
I've been a-lookin' for Jordan Tammi.
I've been a-lookin' for Johnny and Jim.
I've been a-lookin' for Colin Pearl.
I've been a-huntin' for Lester and [A#] Earl.
I've [B] been a-huntin' country [E] music all night long. _ _