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Flat Natural Born

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[Verse]
ESteppin' out steppin' high
EStep on back check my stride
EI'm ready for anything come Saturday Bnight
BGot my two-tones Aon, the dance floor's their Ehome
EI'm just a honky cat honkin' Bdown at the honky Etonk
[Chorus]
EI'm goin' Adown, on Whiskey ERow
EWhere those good lookin'
Ehigh heeled honeys Bgo
Those free wheelin Agals
Sure 'nuff a Efriend
Eof a flat natural Bborn good timin' Eman
[Verse]
EMy Uncle Joe Dan was a lady's man
EHe taught me the what to do's and Bwhen's
BAnd when I'm through with Ayou
AYou won't want to Emove
EYou'll lay on back and Bsmile
Bat what you've just gone Ethrough
[Chorus]
EI'm goin' Adown, on Whiskey ERow
EWhere those good lookin'
Ehigh heeled honeys Bgo
Those free wheelin Agals
Sure 'nuff a Efriend
Eof a flat natural Bborn good timin' Eman
                  E                  B       E(strum all chords once)
I'm a flat natural born good timin' man

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Flat Natural Born

by Gary Stewart

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[Verse]

Steppin' out steppin' high

Step on back check my stride

E B

I'm ready for anything come Saturday night

B A E

Got my two-tones on, the dance floor's their home

E B E

I'm just a honky cat honkin' down at the honky tonk

[Chorus]

E A E

I'm goin' down, on Whiskey Row

Where those good lookin'

E B

high heeled honeys go

Those free wheelin gals

Sure 'nuff a friend

E B E

of a flat natural born good timin' man

[Verse]

My Uncle Joe Dan was a lady's man

E B

He taught me the what to do's and when's

B A

And when I'm through with you

A E

You won't want to move

E B

You'll lay on back and smile

B E

at what you've just gone through

[Chorus]

E A E

I'm goin' down, on Whiskey Row

Where those good lookin'

E B

high heeled honeys go

Those free wheelin gals

Sure 'nuff a friend

E B E

of a flat natural born good timin' man

E B E

(strum all chords once)

I'm a flat natural born good timin' man

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