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Three Chord Country Song

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GDon't you dare put a quarter in the D7jukebox
D7If you don't intend to play a country Gsong
GWhen you punch those buttons just make sure it's D7Merle or Moe or Willie
SomeCone that I can D7cry with all night Glong
It's Cnot that I don't like the jazz on GBourbon Street
And Cit's not that I don't care for rock and D7roll
But Gtonight I'm in the mood for country D7music
Just a Cheart breaking D7three chord country Gsong
GNo other kind of music tells a D7story
D7Like Lonesome 7720G3
GAnd The Keys In The Mailbox paints a D7picture in my mind 
Cause CI keep hoping D7she'll come back to Gme
It's Cnot that I don't like the jazz on GBourbon Street
And Cit's not that I don't care for rock and D7roll
But Gtonight I'm in the mood for country D7music
Just a Cheart breaking D7three chord country Gsong

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Three Chord Country Song

by Red Steagall

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G D7

Don't you dare put a quarter in the jukebox

D7 G

If you don't intend to play a country song

G D7

When you punch those buttons just make sure it's Merle or Moe or Willie

C D7 G

Someone that I can cry with all night long

C G

It's not that I don't like the jazz on Bourbon Street

C D7

And it's not that I don't care for rock and roll

G D7

But tonight I'm in the mood for country music

C D7 G

Just a heart breaking three chord country song

G D7

No other kind of music tells a story

D7 G

Like Lonesome 77203

G D7

And The Keys In The Mailbox paints a picture in my mind

C D7 G

Cause I keep hoping she'll come back to me

C G

It's not that I don't like the jazz on Bourbon Street

C D7

And it's not that I don't care for rock and roll

G D7

But tonight I'm in the mood for country music

C D7 G

Just a heart breaking three chord country song

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