They Lived It Up Chords by Tony Jackson
Tempo:
92 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
C#m
A#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
All right, Chris Loudon here.
I'm ready to do my second week's pick.
Chris Loudon's badass Aster Egg and Monday Morning Pick.
This week I'm going with Tony Jackson.
[N] Great artist, great friend, love his sound.
Another totally quintessential country artist.
Beautiful voice.
In his album, Tony Jackson, he has a new song on there called They Lived It Up.
It's one of [A#] my new favorites.
Here you go.
[E]
[A] [E]
[B]
[A]
[E] Then along came branded [B] man, sing me back home in [E] mama's tribe.
[A] [E] Ain't never knew his daddy, but he carried on his name and [A] his own voice.
[E] As if the hand of destiny said, son, take this guitar, you have [B] no choice.
[A] It led him to that mountaintop where he nearly [E] lost his life.
But he lived to write a book and songs [B] about how country boys [E] survived.
[A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around.
[A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
[A] [E] They didn't understand him when he wore his mohair suit and skinny [A] ties.
[E] So Willie took gold trigger, said you can kiss my Nashville [B] ass goodbye.
[A] On a bloody merry morning, he was on the road again in [E] Texas bound.
Oh, Willie knew how to live it up [B]
so he could [E] write it down.
[A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around.
[A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
I think I'll live it up tonight.
[B] I hope I live to [E] write it down.
I'm ready to do my second week's pick.
Chris Loudon's badass Aster Egg and Monday Morning Pick.
This week I'm going with Tony Jackson.
[N] Great artist, great friend, love his sound.
Another totally quintessential country artist.
Beautiful voice.
In his album, Tony Jackson, he has a new song on there called They Lived It Up.
It's one of [A#] my new favorites.
Here you go.
[E]
[A] [E]
[B]
[A]
[E] Then along came branded [B] man, sing me back home in [E] mama's tribe.
[A] [E] Ain't never knew his daddy, but he carried on his name and [A] his own voice.
[E] As if the hand of destiny said, son, take this guitar, you have [B] no choice.
[A] It led him to that mountaintop where he nearly [E] lost his life.
But he lived to write a book and songs [B] about how country boys [E] survived.
[A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around.
[A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
[A] [E] They didn't understand him when he wore his mohair suit and skinny [A] ties.
[E] So Willie took gold trigger, said you can kiss my Nashville [B] ass goodbye.
[A] On a bloody merry morning, he was on the road again in [E] Texas bound.
Oh, Willie knew how to live it up [B]
so he could [E] write it down.
[A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around.
[A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
I think I'll live it up tonight.
[B] I hope I live to [E] write it down.
Key:
E
A
B
C#m
A#
E
A
B
All right, Chris Loudon here.
I'm ready to do my second week's pick.
Chris Loudon's badass Aster Egg and Monday Morning Pick.
_ This week I'm going with Tony Jackson.
[N] Great artist, great friend, love his sound.
Another totally quintessential country artist.
Beautiful voice.
_ In his album, Tony Jackson, he has a new song on there called They Lived It Up.
It's one of [A#] my new favorites. _
Here you go.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ Then along came branded [B] man, sing me back home in [E] mama's tribe.
_ _ _ [A] _ [E] Ain't never knew his daddy, but he carried on his name and [A] his own voice.
[E] As if the hand of destiny said, son, take this guitar, you have [B] no choice.
[A] It led him to that mountaintop where he nearly [E] lost his life.
But he lived to write a book and songs [B] about how country boys [E] survived.
_ _ [A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
_ They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around. _
_ [A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [E] They didn't understand him when he wore his mohair suit and skinny [A] ties.
_ [E] So Willie took gold trigger, said you can kiss my Nashville [B] ass goodbye.
_ [A] On a bloody merry morning, he was on the road again in [E] Texas bound.
Oh, Willie knew how to live it up [B] _
so he could [E] write it down.
_ _ _ [A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
_ They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around. _
_ [A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down. _
_ I think I'll live it up tonight.
[B] I hope I live to [E] write it down. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm ready to do my second week's pick.
Chris Loudon's badass Aster Egg and Monday Morning Pick.
_ This week I'm going with Tony Jackson.
[N] Great artist, great friend, love his sound.
Another totally quintessential country artist.
Beautiful voice.
_ In his album, Tony Jackson, he has a new song on there called They Lived It Up.
It's one of [A#] my new favorites. _
Here you go.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ Then along came branded [B] man, sing me back home in [E] mama's tribe.
_ _ _ [A] _ [E] Ain't never knew his daddy, but he carried on his name and [A] his own voice.
[E] As if the hand of destiny said, son, take this guitar, you have [B] no choice.
[A] It led him to that mountaintop where he nearly [E] lost his life.
But he lived to write a book and songs [B] about how country boys [E] survived.
_ _ [A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
_ They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around. _
_ [A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [E] They didn't understand him when he wore his mohair suit and skinny [A] ties.
_ [E] So Willie took gold trigger, said you can kiss my Nashville [B] ass goodbye.
_ [A] On a bloody merry morning, he was on the road again in [E] Texas bound.
Oh, Willie knew how to live it up [B] _
so he could [E] write it down.
_ _ _ [A] They lived it up and [E] wrote it down.
_ They were more than drugstore cowboys.
They'd been bucked and bruised and [B] kicked around. _
_ [A] They took their pain, their voices rang, till the whole world sang that [C#m] country song.
[E] All because they lived it [B] up and lived to [E] write it down. _
_ I think I'll live it up tonight.
[B] I hope I live to [E] write it down. _ _ _ _
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