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The Coolest Pair

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[Verse]
CIf I could take a ride on Rudolph
FWe'd trim the treetops Cknockin' a boot off
I'd get a rise out of Rudolph
FHoofin' it everyCwhere
If I could make a Frosty the Snowman
FHe'd be the jolly Cget up and go man
I'd make a 40 below man
FWe'd be the coolest Cpair
FHey we'd stick together all kinds of weather
CWe're sure to have a ball
FI can imagine all that can happen
G7If a little bit of snow would fall
If CI could be the man down the chimney
FBag full of magic CI've got it in me
I can get Santa to send me
FI've got the time to Cspare
FHey we'd stick together all kinds of weather
CWe're sure to have a ball
FI can imagine all that can happen
G7If a little bit of snow would fall
But the A7word is around there's some other town
D7That let Christmas go to the Grinch
Well G7maybe in Whoville not me and Youville
We'd never give 'em an inch
CIf I could make a Frosty the Snowman
FHe'd be the jolly Cget up and go man
I'd make a 40 below man
FWe'd be the coolest Cpair
Hoofin' it everywhere
FHey I've got G7time to Cspare

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The Coolest Pair

by Clint Black

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[Verse]

If I could take a ride on Rudolph

F C

We'd trim the treetops knockin' a boot off

I'd get a rise out of Rudolph

F C

Hoofin' it everywhere

If I could make a Frosty the Snowman

F C

He'd be the jolly get up and go man

I'd make a 40 below man

F C

We'd be the coolest pair

Hey we'd stick together all kinds of weather

We're sure to have a ball

I can imagine all that can happen

If a little bit of snow would fall

If I could be the man down the chimney

F C

Bag full of magic I've got it in me

I can get Santa to send me

F C

I've got the time to spare

Hey we'd stick together all kinds of weather

We're sure to have a ball

I can imagine all that can happen

If a little bit of snow would fall

But the word is around there's some other town

That let Christmas go to the Grinch

Well maybe in Whoville not me and Youville

We'd never give 'em an inch

If I could make a Frosty the Snowman

F C

He'd be the jolly get up and go man

I'd make a 40 below man

F C

We'd be the coolest pair

Hoofin' it everywhere

F G7 C

Hey I've got time to spare

About The Coolest Pair Chords by Clint Black

Learn how to play The Coolest Pair by Clint Black with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Coolest Pair chords”, “The Coolest Pair guitar chords”, or “Clint Black The Coolest Pair chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy The Coolest Pair chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Coolest Pair lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, G7, A7, D7.

FAQ — The Coolest Pair by Clint Black

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Is "The Coolest Pair" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "The Coolest Pair" in?

The chords for "The Coolest Pair" show the original chord names (including C, F, G7, A7, D7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.