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A Few Ole Country Boys

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Randy Travis and George Jones
CAPO: FRET 1
[Verse 1]
A                       A7                           D
Not too many years ago, when dreams weren't coming true
                       A                         E     B   E7
I'd reach for inspi - ration, sometimes it would be you
    A                      A7                     D
I'd hear you on the radio, I sure did like your sound
                      A                   E7                 A
Say it's good to know there's still A Few Ol, Country Boys around.
[Verse 2]
A                                A7                       D
From the smoke, its are to tell, what's coming down the line
                    A                              E     B    E7
We heard you were a fast train, comin' out of, Caroline
   A                               A7                     D
We wondered what you were haulin', when you rolled into town
                      A                   E7                A
Say it's good to know there's still A Few Ol Country Boys around.
[Verse 3]
E                                         A          D       A
You must have felt, that same old feelin', more than once or twice
E                                   A         D    A7
Guitars pressed against our hearts, under the neon lights
D                                    A                D
I've got to say that feeling, is the best that I have found
                       A                    E7                A
Lord it's good to know there's still A Few, Ol Country Boys around.
[Bridge] 
D A E A
[Verse 4]
A                                A7               D
There's a lot of truth you know, in our kind of songs
                    A                             E     B    E7
About the life your living, and how love done you wrong
A                              A7                   D
As long as there's a jukebox, and a honky-tonk in town
                  A                    E7                A
It's good to know there's still A Few, Ol Country Boys around
     D            A                   E7                 A
It's good to know there's still A Few Ol, Country Boys around.

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Free chords for A Few Ole Country Boys by Randy Travis. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Randy Travis and George Jones
CAPO: FRET 1
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Verse 3]
[Bridge] 
D A E A
[Verse 4]

A Few Ole Country Boys Chords by Randy Travis

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