Chords for Willis Brothers - Alcohol And # 2 Diesel (Starday 863)
Tempo:
148.35 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
E
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A] [C] [D]
Well, I left California with a tray load of oranges [G] I was heading down [D] Georgia way.
Met an old pal of mine with a load of watermelons [E] when we stopped for a [A] coffee break.
[D] We were way ahead of schedule running brand new rigs.
[G] We decided we could kill a [D] little time.
[G] We could wait a little longer, [D] have a drink a [B] little stronger, [E] but we wound [A] up out of [D] our mind.
Well, now you can't get much out of melons down in Georgia, [G] so I gotta turn and head [D] toward home.
I gotta find my buddy with a tray load of oranges [E] and I don't even know where [A] he's gone.
[D] It's just my luck to get the wrong darn truck now.
[G] I got myself in [D] one fine fix.
I [G] don't claim to know it all, [D] but I know that [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't [A] fix.
[G] No, alcohol and number [D] two diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed up, I [F#m] got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
Now my baby's been away from life in California, [G] but I'm and to come a [D]-barreling in home.
I called and started telling about the oranges and the [E] melons.
She knew that I wasn't [A] alone.
[D] Well, she done a lot of guessing and she asked a lot of questions [G] and I heard the phone receiver [D] click.
[G] Then she hung up on my call [D] when I told her [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't fix.
[G] No, alcohol and number two [D] diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed [D] up, I got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
[G] They got a truck mixed up, I got a load of [E] watermelons, and I just crossed [A] the Georgia [D] line.
Well, I left California with a tray load of oranges [G] I was heading down [D] Georgia way.
Met an old pal of mine with a load of watermelons [E] when we stopped for a [A] coffee break.
[D] We were way ahead of schedule running brand new rigs.
[G] We decided we could kill a [D] little time.
[G] We could wait a little longer, [D] have a drink a [B] little stronger, [E] but we wound [A] up out of [D] our mind.
Well, now you can't get much out of melons down in Georgia, [G] so I gotta turn and head [D] toward home.
I gotta find my buddy with a tray load of oranges [E] and I don't even know where [A] he's gone.
[D] It's just my luck to get the wrong darn truck now.
[G] I got myself in [D] one fine fix.
I [G] don't claim to know it all, [D] but I know that [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't [A] fix.
[G] No, alcohol and number [D] two diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed up, I [F#m] got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
Now my baby's been away from life in California, [G] but I'm and to come a [D]-barreling in home.
I called and started telling about the oranges and the [E] melons.
She knew that I wasn't [A] alone.
[D] Well, she done a lot of guessing and she asked a lot of questions [G] and I heard the phone receiver [D] click.
[G] Then she hung up on my call [D] when I told her [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't fix.
[G] No, alcohol and number two [D] diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed [D] up, I got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
[G] They got a truck mixed up, I got a load of [E] watermelons, and I just crossed [A] the Georgia [D] line.
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Well, I left California with a tray load of oranges [G] I was heading down [D] Georgia way.
_ Met an old pal of mine with a load of watermelons [E] when we stopped for a [A] coffee break.
_ [D] We were way ahead of schedule running brand new rigs.
[G] We decided we could kill a [D] little time.
_ [G] We could wait a little longer, [D] have a drink a [B] little stronger, [E] but we wound [A] up out of [D] our mind.
Well, now you can't get much out of melons down in Georgia, [G] so I gotta turn and head [D] toward home.
_ I gotta find my buddy with a tray load of oranges [E] and I don't even know where [A] he's gone.
_ [D] It's just my luck to get the wrong darn truck now.
[G] I got myself in [D] one fine fix.
I [G] don't claim to know it all, [D] but I know that [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't [A] fix.
_ [G] No, alcohol and number [D] two diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed up, I [F#m] got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
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Now my baby's been away from life in California, [G] but I'm and to come a [D]-barreling in home.
_ I called and started telling about the oranges and the [E] melons.
She knew that I wasn't [A] alone.
_ [D] Well, she done a lot of guessing and she asked a lot of questions [G] and I heard the phone receiver [D] click. _
_ [G] Then she hung up on my call [D] when I told her [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't fix.
_ [G] No, alcohol and number two [D] diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed [D] up, I got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
[G] They got a truck mixed up, I got a load of [E] watermelons, and I just crossed [A] the Georgia [D] line.
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Well, I left California with a tray load of oranges [G] I was heading down [D] Georgia way.
_ Met an old pal of mine with a load of watermelons [E] when we stopped for a [A] coffee break.
_ [D] We were way ahead of schedule running brand new rigs.
[G] We decided we could kill a [D] little time.
_ [G] We could wait a little longer, [D] have a drink a [B] little stronger, [E] but we wound [A] up out of [D] our mind.
Well, now you can't get much out of melons down in Georgia, [G] so I gotta turn and head [D] toward home.
_ I gotta find my buddy with a tray load of oranges [E] and I don't even know where [A] he's gone.
_ [D] It's just my luck to get the wrong darn truck now.
[G] I got myself in [D] one fine fix.
I [G] don't claim to know it all, [D] but I know that [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't [A] fix.
_ [G] No, alcohol and number [D] two diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed up, I [F#m] got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
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Now my baby's been away from life in California, [G] but I'm and to come a [D]-barreling in home.
_ I called and started telling about the oranges and the [E] melons.
She knew that I wasn't [A] alone.
_ [D] Well, she done a lot of guessing and she asked a lot of questions [G] and I heard the phone receiver [D] click. _
_ [G] Then she hung up on my call [D] when I told her [B] alcohol [E] and number [A] two diesel [D] don't fix.
_ [G] No, alcohol and number two [D] diesel don't fix.
[A] Now we're both a-running way [D] behind.
They [G] got a truck mixed [D] up, I got a load of [B] watermelons, [E] and I just [A] crossed the Georgia [D] line.
[G] They got a truck mixed up, I got a load of [E] watermelons, and I just crossed [A] the Georgia [D] line.
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