Chords for Top 10 Roy Clark Songs - Our Tribute To Roy - RIP

It's the Top Ten Roy Clark Songs.
I'm John Bowden from Rock History Book. _ _ _
We lost Roy Clark today.
He was 85 years old.
And talk about a guy who had a great
sunny disposition.
Talk about a guy who could really play the guitar and the mandolin and the
banjo and the accordion.
I mean, he was a multi-instrumentalist who had a long-spanning
career.
Of course, he was the host of Hee Haw for 24 years, but he did much more.
And we checked out
his top 10 singles as far as charting position.
We also checked out how he was doing on Spotify.
We combined that with the top 10 hits to make up our own top 10.
Roy Clark's top 10 hits.
Number 10 actually peaked at [G] number 10, The Chip [Em] of My [D] Fingers from 1963.
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_ _ [C#] Number nine, sort of an _ extravaganza, the Lawrence [D] Welk Hee Haw Counter-Revolution Polka.
It's from 1972 and it reached [A] number nine on the charts.
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ At [Gm] number eight, another beautiful [C] song, Honeymoon Feeling.
[Dm] This one is from 1974.
It [C] peaked at [E] number four.
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[C] At _ [D] number seven, one of two songs that peaked at number two for Roy Clark, [Bm] Somewhere Between Love [D] and [Em] Tomorrow from [C#] 1973.
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love [Em] and _ [D] _ tomorrow, _ [Bm] _ _ [A] _ _ she'll have to know _ _ [D] about you.
_ _ [A] This video got 15 million hits on YouTube.
And you know it's going to [G] rise with the passing of Roy Clark.
Dueling banjos with Roy and Buck Trent.
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[G] _ _ _ _ [E] Number five from _ 1970.
It also peaked at number five
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I Never Picked Cotton. _ _ _
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The second of two songs that peaked at number two [G#m] on the Billboard charts.
From 1976, it's the [F#] fourth biggest song [F#m] on this countdown.
If I Had To Do [A] It All Over [B] Again.
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_ [E] _ _ _ At number [Em] three, his [F#m] only number [G] one song, Come Live With Me from 1973.
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_ _ I'm [A] sure he sang this one with sort of a wink in [E] his eye.
Thank God and [F#m] Greyhound from 1970.
And it peaked at number six.
In our [A] chart, it's number two.
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_ I don't know how much longer I could [E] go _ on.
_ [A] _ Watching you take the respect out of me.
_ [D] Watching you make a total wreck out [E] of me.
That [A] big diesel motors are playing my song.
Thank God and Greyhound, you're gone.
_ [A#] Easily his most popular [A] song as of this date on Spotify.
And one of his biggest hits.
This one crossed over.
[Gm] It was number nine on the country charts.
[A] And number 19 on the pop charts.
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Yesterday When I Was Young at number one. _
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[G] The things I [C] planned.
I always built to [F] last on weekend [E] shipping [A#] sand.
_ I [Gm] live by night and shun the naked [Gm] light of [A] day.
_ And only [Dm] now I see how the years ran [D] away.
We really felt compelled, [Gm] even though this is a rock site, to do a top [C] 10 for Roy Clark,
who was such a big part of, [F] well, if you're a classic rocker, he was [A#] part of your life.
More than just hee haw.
He was a guest host on The Tonight Show in the [A] 60s and 70s,
when that didn't happen a lot with [Dm] country music artists.
_ He was on TV all over the place.
And [Gm] man, could that guy play guitar and sing.
May he rest in peace.
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I'm John Bodin from Rock History Book.
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