Can I Get An Outlaw

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[Intro]
D   C   G(x2)
[Verse 1]
DBack in the day it was a Cadd9six gun, and a siGx string
GMan, that was country
DAnd that's the way cCadd9ountry still out to Gbe
It was lDived, not taught, it was eCadd9arned not bought
Had to pGut in the work to get to the top
Let me tDell you, Cadd9what I thinks really gone wrGong
[Pre-chorus]
AmThese days its all wannabes singing somGeone else's songs
AmEverybody's doing the same damn thing
GWhere have the rebels gone?
[Chorus]
Cause we don't neDed
Another preCadd9tty boy, sinGging pretty songs
Fake couDntry boys, dCadd9oing country all wrGong
We need another HagDgard, or a JCadd9ohnny Cash
Somebody chGewing tobacco, and whipping ass
I need preDacher, I need a saCadd9vior
How about y'aGll?
Can I get an oDutlaw?
[Verse 2]
DIt don't have to be hCadd9onkytonks, boGots, and wrangler jeans
It ain't the baDnjo or the fiCadd9ddle, no
It's the woGrds and what they mean
If you gonna taDlk the talk, you better wCadd9alk the walk
And brGother that's the truth
So honDestly, whaCadd9t would Waylon dGo?
[Pre-chorus 2]
I can guarAmantee that if he was alive todGay
He'd aAsk us one more time:
G"Are you sure Hank done it this way?"
[Chorus]
Cause we don't neDed
Another preCadd9tty boy, sinGging pretty songs
Fake couDntry boys, dCadd9oing country all wroGng
We need another HagDgard, or a JCadd9ohnny Cash
Somebody chGewing tobacco, and whipping ass
I need preDacher, I need a saCadd9vior
How about y'aGll?
GCan I get an outDlaw?
[Bridge]
AmAre the good times really gone for good?
Or can wDe get back to our roots?
AmIt's about that time we raise the bar
So raise a gGlass if you feel like I do
[Chorus]
Cause we don't neDed
Another preCadd9tty boy, sinGging pretty songs
Fake couDntry boys, doCadd9ing country all wroGng
We need another HagDgard, or a JCadd9ohnny Cash
Somebody chGewing tobacco, and whipping ass
I need preDacher, I need a saCadd9vior
How about y'aGll?
DI pray country answers my call
N.C.
Can I get an outlaw?
DOh, can I get an outCadd9law?
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