John Cougar John Deere John 316

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[Verse 1]
I’m a C45 spinning on an Gold Victrola
I’m a Amtwo-strike swinger, I’m a FPepsi Cola
I’m a Cblue jean quarterback Gsaying I love you
Amto the prom queen in a FChevy
I’m CJohn Wayne, Superman, GCalifornia
I’m a AmKris Kristofferson, FSunday morning
I’m a Cmama and daddy Gsinging along to AmDon McLean at the Flevy
[Chorus]
CAnd, I’m a child of a Gbackseat freedom
Ambaptized by Frock and roll
CMarilyn Monroe and the GGarden of Eden
AmNever grow up, Fnever grow old
Just aCnother rebel in the Ggreat wide open
Amon a boulevard of Fbroken dreams
CAnd I learned everything I Gneeded to know from
John AmCougar, John Deere, John F3:16
[Verse 2]
CI’m Mark Twain on the GMississippi
AmI’m Hemingway with a Fshot of whiskey
I’m a CTV dinner on a Gtray trying to figure
out the AmWheel Of FFortune
I’m a CTexaco star, I’m a GGibson guitar
I"m Still a Amteenage kid trying to Fgo too far
I’m a Cjukebox waiting in a Gneon Ambar for a quarFter
[Chorus]
CAnd, I’m a child of a Gbackseat freedom
Ambaptized by Frock and roll
CMarilyn Monroe and the GGarden of Eden
AmNever grow up, Fnever grow old
Just aCnother rebel in the Ggreat wide open
Amon a boulevard of Fbroken dreams
CAnd I learned everything I Gneeded to know from
John AmCougar, John Deere, John F3:16
[Bridge]
I sFpent a lot of years running from believing
AmLooking for another way to save my soul
The Flonger I live the more I see it
AmThere’s Gonly one way Fhome
[Chorus](2x)
CAnd, I’m a child of a Gbackseat freedom
Ambaptized by Frock and roll
CMarilyn Monroe and the GGarden of Eden
AmNever grow up, Fnever grow old
Just aDnother rebel in the gAreat wide open
Bmon a boulevard of Gbroken dreams
DAnd I learned everything I Aneeded to know from
John BmCougar, John Deere, John G3:16
Cx32010
G320033
Amx02210
F133211(Bar)
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