Chords for Wynonna's Appearance on CBS's "I Get That A Lot"

_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
Winona Judd first rose to [Am] fame in the 1980s alongside her mother Naomi in one of the [B] most
celebrated and popular country music duos [F] of all time, The [G] Judds.
_ [Am] In addition to her singing career, she has also appeared in numerous [A] television shows
and written the best-selling [D] autobiography, Coming Home to Myself.
_ _ [A] Winona Judd, singer, _ songwriter, [Em] actress, [E] and now _ _ [D] tire [E] salesman.
[C] _
Hi everybody, [B] I'm Winona Judd and when I'm not touring the world [D] and working on my new
[E] music I like [G#] to sell tires [D] here at Gateway Tire and Service [A] Center.
_ How can I help you?
_ _ Oil [C#] change.
Oil change?
[E] _ And _ tire rotation.
Tire rotation.
Do you have new tires?
[F#] _ No.
Can you turn around just for a [B] second?
Thank you. _ _
_ [G#] Rotate, rotate, rotate, [A#m] rotate.
Perfect.
[A] You do need rotation. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] So you don't need new tires?
[F] _ [D] Just want them rotated.
[Fm] Okay, when do you want this done?
Right now.
Do [A] you want to pay [C] the express rate then?
_ What are you talking about?
I can [Dm] get you in front of the line for 40 [B] bucks.
Other people out there.
[A#] Oh yeah, no, I wouldn't.
[G] Thank you.
[C] She's still alive at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Yeah.
_ [B] _ _ _ _ Hey.
No cell phones in here, sir.
What'd you [Bm] get? _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Japanese.
[G] No, I'm serious.
_ Japanese.
You [E] put it on.
It's the newest thing.
_ You hose it down and it _ expands.
_ You put water on [G#] it and it expands.
Can you believe it?
_ [Dm] What's going to keep it from expanding [E] when you're in, watch. _ _
That's the problem we're having.
_ _ _ [A#] _ _ [Em] _
_ What do you need today?
[E] Well, I need a price quote on tires.
Tires are my life. _ _
215.70.
Woo-hoo! _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _
[F#] Outside.
Outside.
I'm going to have to call [B] you back.
[A] It's either her or me.
_ [C] Okay.
It's you, you won.
[A] Okay, go ahead, say [B] the number again slowly.
[C#] Anyone ever tell you you look like one of the Judds?
_ What'd you say?
Anyone ever tell you you look like one of the [Am] Judds?
You know what, I'm so [D] sick of hearing that.
I'm [A] sorry. _
No, it's [B] okay, I just am [C#] tired of hearing it, but I get that a lot. _
_ _ It's uncanny, [E] man.
Really?
[D]
Yes.
[A] I met her one time and she was, _ _ [B]
well, I won't say.
_ _ She doesn't get along with [C#] her mother.
_ _ That's no [F#] surprise.
[Bm] _
_ Well, if it's not one thing, it's your [Em] mother. _
Speaking of that, I need to [C#] measure you.
_ Measure [Bm] me?
For the tires, yeah.
[Dm] About 6'7", I [A] can see this time.
Arms out to the side.
_ _ Aren't you like 6'4", 6'5"?
[C] 6'6", [D] 6'7".
6 [A]'6", 6 [G]'7"?
_ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [Em] Who's your mama?
[C#] Okay.
_ [D] It's a new thing, it's a new [A] thing.
Just, just, just, _ two 15s.
_ _ _ [B]
I want to write him up, absolutely.
What's your name?
I told you you wouldn't even believe it.
What? _
_ Lord have mercy.
Lord have mercy is your name?
_ [F] Amen.
How's that hair?
[A] It's pretty red.
[B] _ Man, it looks fine.
Does it look, you want to touch it?
_ _ _ [F#] You can touch your hair.
I ain't [B] got none.
Well, honey, that's where you wear your ball cap so you can keep warm.
Okay, talk to me.
What can I do [D#] for you today?
_ Nothing.
How about a lube job?
_ _ I'll probably need that myself. _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ You sure you're not wearing on a job?
You know, I get that all the [G] time.
I do karaoke, so I try to [C#] look like her.
I bet you're good.
[D] _ I'm so good [F] that I got to sing the national [Dm] anthem because I look like her at the high school.
[G] Really?
Yeah, that's my biggest moment.
Wow.
And the last. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] I did a really good job.
_ _ [D] _
_ _ You want whitewall?
No, it doesn't matter.
[Em]
No, it's for [G] a non-profit [A] agency, so I just need [D] _ _ [A] whatever's [G] economical.
You know what we're going to buy [A] the towers for?
_ I don't know, you look very.
Non [G]-profit.
Since it's non-profit, I think it would be a great idea.
You look very familiar.
[A] I look familiar?
Yes, you do.
[D] _ I get [Em] that a lot.
Do you?
[A] _ _ Winona?
[G] No. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ [G] There's nothing else I can do for you today.
_ _ [C] Admit who you are.
[A] Huh?
_ Admit who [D] you are.
Who do you think I am?
Winona Judd. _
_ [G] _ Come on, what'd I do [G] selling tires?
I don't know why, but.
You don't know why, but [F#m] you know.
_ [Am] I look good.
I'm [G] Winona. _
Yes, you do.
I think I'm prettier than Winona.
[C] _ And I get along with my [G] mom. _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] Should we make her do something like sing the four free tires song or something?
Something like that, you know, kind of like at restaurants where they do the happy birthday song.
Like write some poetry or.
_ Ready?
You know I have lots [E] of staff, I might have one [G#] that could do that.
Three, two, one.
[B] Thank you for the free tires.
_ _ _ [D#] It helps out a lot.
_ _ [C#] Free tires.
The budget is tight.
Free tires don't [B] make you right.
_ _ Thank you.
[E] Thank you.
That's right.
Jennifer, because you're so great.
_ _ [G] First and foremost, how many times do you get accused [D] of being Winona Judd? _ _
[Cm] I get [G] it all the time. _
Makes me sick.
_ [D] _ _ _
I think [C] if I was her.
[D] You wouldn't have to do this.
I wouldn't have to do this. _ _ _
You know, sometimes the [C] star falls. _
[A] What does that mean?
Well, I'm just saying.
[Gm] I think it's all an act anyway.
[G#] _ I think she's jealous of you.
Is that what you're trying to say, Ashley?
[G] You think so?
Yeah.
_ Ashley's the pretty one.
Yeah, I was going to say [D#] that. _ _
_ _ Young, fast, Hollywood.
Movie actress.
Movie actress.
Movie star.
[G] Movie star.
_ _ _ _ What?
Oh.
_ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ How'd you?
_ _ _ How'd you? _ _
How'd you?
Why does it say how?
[B] How'd you?
[F#] How'd you?
_ _ [B] How'd you?
[A] You _ [B] got me.
Huh?
[A] You got me.
_ [C#] You're famous now.
Hey.
Allow me to introduce myself.
I know who you are.
Tell me.
[F#m] _
Miss Judd.
Yeah.
_ _ [G#m] Miss Judd.
Miss Judd.
For me, it [F#m] was stepping into something so different than what I do.
[B] _ [A] Yet, these are [C#] my people.
So it was very [B] surreal.
[F#m] Allow me to introduce myself.
My name [B] is Wynonna Judd, and you're [C#] on CBS's I Get That A Lot.
[A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ [C#m] So what did you say before?
[B] _ About what?
_ [C#] You know exactly what I'm talking about.
I came in here to get tires.
[C#m] _
I met a country music [A] star and didn't even realize it. _
And she [C#] acted crazy. _ _ _
Is it hot in here or is it just my career?
_ [F#] You're hot, honey.
It's hot in here. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _