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(Stockyards by Casey Donahew)
Notes:
This song I re-wrote to fit a more Stephenville mood. It's just a little something for 
fun, the original is much better. Comment on any changes that need to be made. Rhythm 
Guitar: G chord is played then silenced three strums then D chord and so on
Lead Guitar: Solos are in the E Minor Pentatonic Scale-ZB451
Intro:
 G   D   Em   D   Cx2
StepGhenville, thats my colDlege town, tEmhat's where DI grew Cup
Its where I Gsang my first cheer, and Dcried my first tear
REmight beside DTarletCon
Down the Gbricks here, I fDind cheap beer
Rolling EmRock is my dDrink of chCoice
On those daGnce hall floors, I'll dDance one more
Try to Emfind me that Dgold buckle Cqueen
Chorus:
StephenGville, thats my coDllege town, Emthats where DI grew Cup
Solo:  G   D   Em   D  C  
If you're Gdown with the pool, and a Dtwirling fool
BallsEmtocks is Dprobably your Cspot
Man its Gcowboy hats and Dcowboy cats
EmAs far as the Deye can Csee
And I'll be Gcoming back real soon to DCity saloon
So EmTommy can Dpour me a Cbeer
StephenGville, thats my coDllege town, tEmhat's where DI grew Cup
Solo:  G   D   Em   D   Cx2
If you're Gup for the challenge, we drink bDeer by the gallon
L J EmT is sDurely your rCanch
And if yGou're not sure, just dDrink one more
She'll look bEmetter toniDght I sweCar
Because Gwe have fun, from pDroctor runs
Those baEmck roads are wDhere I liCve
StephenGville, thats my coDllege town, tEmhat's where DI grew Cup
Solo:  G   D   Em   D  C  
Not Gsure where you could be, it couDld be Fuzzies
EmTacos and bDeer all arCound
Two Gsteps from my door is BDull Nettle floor
I sEmtopped off for Done more roCund
StephenGville, thats my coDllege town, thEmat's where DI grew Cup
Its were I sGang my first cheer and crDied my first tear
EmRight beside TDarletonC  
StephenGville, thats my coDllege town, thEmats where DI grew Cup
Outro:  G   D   Em   D  C  

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Stephenville

by Casey Donahew Band

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Chords in this song · guitar

(Stockyards by Casey Donahew)

Notes:

This song I re-wrote to fit a more Stephenville mood. It's just a little something for

fun, the original is much better. Comment on any changes that need to be made. Rhythm

Guitar: G chord is played then silenced three strums then D chord and so on

Lead Guitar: Solos are in the E Minor Pentatonic Scale-ZB451

Intro:

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, that's where I grew up

G D

Its where I sang my first cheer, and cried my first tear

Em D C

Right beside Tarleton

G D

Down the bricks here, I find cheap beer

Em D C

Rolling Rock is my drink of choice

G D

On those dance hall floors, I'll dance one more

Em D C

Try to find me that gold buckle queen

Chorus:

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up

G D Em D C

Solo:

G D

If you're down with the pool, and a twirling fool

Em D C

Ballstocks is probably your spot

G D

Man its cowboy hats and cowboy cats

Em D C

As far as the eye can see

G D

And I'll be coming back real soon to City saloon

Em D C

So Tommy can pour me a beer

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, that's where I grew up

G D Em D C

Solo: x2

G D

If you're up for the challenge, we drink beer by the gallon

Em D C

L J T is surely your ranch

G D

And if you're not sure, just drink one more

Em D C

She'll look better tonight I swear

G D

Because we have fun, from proctor runs

Em D C

Those back roads are where I live

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, that's where I grew up

G D Em D C

Solo:

G D

Not sure where you could be, it could be Fuzzies

Em D C

Tacos and beer all around

G D

Two steps from my door is Bull Nettle floor

Em D C

I stopped off for one more round

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, that's where I grew up

G D

Its were I sang my first cheer and cried my first tear

Em D C

Right beside Tarleton

G D Em D C

Stephenville, thats my college town, thats where I grew up

G D Em D C

Outro:

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