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Steers & Stripes
Written by Kix Brooks & Don Cook
Key of F#
Capo 4th fret and play in D
[F]  [A7]  [D]
 DI breeze through the  Bmday, and  Emnothing much seems, to  A7get  
in my way
 DI don't have a  Bmcare, at  Emall A7  
 GYou walk in the  A7room.  It's  Dalways the  Bmsame, you   D6call 
out my name
I  Gturn.  You  A7smile, and I  Dfall  A7  
 DI'm at home at  Bmnight, just  Embein' alone, and  A7doin'  alright
 DWhen out of the  Bmblue, you  Emcall A7  
 GI hang up the  A7phone.  I  Dlay down in  Bmbed, you're   D6still 
in my head
I  Gdream.  You  A7smile, and I  Dfall D7  
Bridge:
 FOh what could this  A7feeling  Dbe?
 FCould it really be  Emlove, and it's  Ghappening to  A7me?
 DThe closer you  Bmget, the  Emharder it is, to  A7keep it  together
 DI don't have a  Bmchance, at  Emall  A7  
 GIt's out of my  A7hands.  Oh, but  Dwhat can I  Bmdo?   I'm  D6  
crazy for you
We  Gtouch.  You  A7smile, and I  Dfall  Bm  
We [G] touch.  You [A7] smile, and I [D] fall  [Bm]   [Em]  [F]  [A7]  [D]

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I Fall

by Brooks & Dunn

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Steers & Stripes

Written by Kix Brooks & Don Cook

Key of F#

Capo 4th fret and play in D

F A7 D

[] [] []

D Bm Em A7

I breeze through the day, and nothing much seems, to get

in my way

D Bm Em A7

I don't have a care, at all

G A7 D Bm D6

You walk in the room. It's always the same, you call

out my name

G A7 D A7

I turn. You smile, and I fall

D Bm Em A7

I'm at home at night, just bein' alone, and doin' alright

D Bm Em A7

When out of the blue, you call

G A7 D Bm D6

I hang up the phone. I lay down in bed, you're still

in my head

G A7 D D7

I dream. You smile, and I fall

Bridge:

F A7 D

Oh what could this feeling be?

F Em G A7

Could it really be love, and it's happening to me?

D Bm Em A7

The closer you get, the harder it is, to keep it together

D Bm Em A7

I don't have a chance, at all

G A7 D Bm D6

It's out of my hands. Oh, but what can I do? I'm

crazy for you

G A7 D Bm

We touch. You smile, and I fall

G A7 D Bm Em F A7 D

We [] touch. You [] smile, and I [] fall [] [] [] [] []

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