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Dont Rock The Jukebox

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[Chorus]
Don't rock the jukeGbox CI wanna hear some JGones
'Cause my heart ain't rGeady for the Rolling StDones
I don't feel like rGockin' Csince my baby's gGone
SCo don't rock the jGukebox Dplay me a country Gsong
[Verse]
Before you drop that qCuarter keep one thing in mGind
You got a heartbroke hAillbilly standing here in lDine
I've been down and lConely ever since she lGeftC  
Before you punch that nGumber Dcould I make one reqGuest
[Chorus]
Don't rock the jukeGbox CI wanna hear some JGones
'Cause my heart ain't rGeady for the Rolling StDones
I don't feel like rGockin' Csince my baby's gGone
SCo don't rock the jGukebox Dplay me a country Gsong
[Verse]
I ain't got nCothing against rock & rGoll
But when your heart's been brAoken you need a song that's sDlow
There ain't nothin' like a stCeel guitar to drown a memGoryC  
Before you spend your mGoney babe pDlay a song for Gme
[Chorus]    
Don't rock the jukeGbox CI wanna hear George JGones
My heart ain't rGeady for the Rolling StDones
I don't feel like rGockin' Csince my baby's gGone
SCo don't rock the jGukebox Dplay me a country GsongC  
So don't rock the jGukebox Dplay me a country Gsong

All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

Alan Jackson is an American country singer-songwriter known for his "neotraditional country" style and for writing many of his own songs. He has had numerous songs reach the top of the country charts and is a member of the Grand Ole Opry. "Don't Rock The Jukebox" embodies the classic country sentiment of finding solace and understanding in the music played on a jukebox. It's a song about the power of a good country tune to speak to the heart, especially when life gets tough.

AI-written from these sources:Alan Jackson — Wikipedia ↗

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Dont Rock The Jukebox

by Alan Jackson

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Chorus]

G C G

Don't rock the jukebox I wanna hear some Jones

G D

'Cause my heart ain't ready for the Rolling Stones

G C G

I don't feel like rockin' since my baby's gone

C G D G

So don't rock the jukebox play me a country song

[Verse]

C G

Before you drop that quarter keep one thing in mind

A D

You got a heartbroke hillbilly standing here in line

C G C

I've been down and lonely ever since she left

G D G

Before you punch that number could I make one request

[Chorus]

G C G

Don't rock the jukebox I wanna hear some Jones

G D

'Cause my heart ain't ready for the Rolling Stones

G C G

I don't feel like rockin' since my baby's gone

C G D G

So don't rock the jukebox play me a country song

[Verse]

C G

I ain't got nothing against rock & roll

A D

But when your heart's been broken you need a song that's slow

C G C

There ain't nothin' like a steel guitar to drown a memory

G D G

Before you spend your money babe play a song for me

[Chorus]

G C G

Don't rock the jukebox I wanna hear George Jones

G D

My heart ain't ready for the Rolling Stones

G C G

I don't feel like rockin' since my baby's gone

C G D G C

So don't rock the jukebox play me a country song

G D G

So don't rock the jukebox play me a country song

About Dont Rock The Jukebox Chords by Alan Jackson

Learn how to play Dont Rock The Jukebox by Alan Jackson with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Dont Rock The Jukebox chords”, “Dont Rock The Jukebox guitar chords”, or “Alan Jackson Dont Rock The Jukebox 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 Dont Rock The Jukebox chords and for experienced players who want accurate Dont Rock The Jukebox lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, C, D, A.

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