Right On The Money

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Right On The Money by Alan Jackson Capo: 3rd Fret Intro: C Am F G, C
Am F G
C Am F G
Let's begin with the day I first met her,
C Am F G
How fast this good ole boy's world got better,
C Am F G
Sky got bluer, the grass got greener,
F (strum) G(strum)
Just the first few seconds after I first seen her
C Am F G
Like my favorite song on a new set of speakers,
C Am F G
My best old jeans, and my broke in sneakers,
C Am F G
A home run pitch floatin' right down the middle,
F (strum) G(strum)
The sweet music made when the beau hits the fiddle,
CHORUS:
F G C Am
She's, right on the money,
F G C Am
She goes direct, to my heart,
F G C Am
And when it comes to lovin' me,
F Em Bb Am
She's everything I need, bullseye perfect,
G(strum)
She's, right on the money
She's no red lights, when I've overslept,
She's a three point jump shot, that's nothin' but net,
A hand full of Aces, when the dealer's done dealin',
I'm forever on a roll, that's how she's got me feelin',
BRIDGE:
Am Em F Em
She's the best cook that's ever melted cheese
F G
I ain't much around the house, but I aim to please,
Am Em F Em
There's absolutely no reason to doubt her,
F (strum) G(strum)
When she says I wouldn't last ten minutes without her,

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Right On The Money  by  Alan Jackson   Capo: 3rd Fret   Intro: C Am F G, C
Am F G
               F (strum)                       G(strum)
Just the first few seconds after I first seen her
        F (strum)                                 G(strum)
The sweet music made when the beau hits the fiddle,
CHORUS:
        G(strum)
She's, right on the money
She's no red lights, when I've overslept,
She's a three point jump shot, that's nothin' but net,
A hand full of Aces, when the dealer's done dealin',
I'm forever on a roll, that's how she's got me feelin',
BRIDGE:
F (strum)                                 G(strum)
When she says I wouldn't last ten minutes without her,

Right On The Money Chords by Alan Jackson

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Right On The Money Chords · Alan Jackson