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If French Fries Were Fat Free

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[Intro]
D  A  E  A
[Verse]
     A        E          A
Well I made a mess of my life,
                 E                    A
Each time I went left, I shoulda gone right.
    D                           A    F#m
And love's no exception to this rule,
     B7                         E
'Cos I turned around and I lost you.
    A           E            A
Now I'm feelin' lonesome and blue,
         E         A
Just the way I'd expect to.
                 D
But there's some things that I could use
           A               F#m
To help me deal with this abuse;
   A
If french fries were fat free,
E              A
 And you still loved me.
[Chorus]
   D
If french fries were fat free,
And you still loved me,
      A
What a wonderful world this would be.
       D
If the whisky really helped me,
Forget your memory,
A                        E
 I'd wear a smile endlessly.
   D                 A
If french fries were fat free,
E              A
 And you still loved me.
[Instrumental]
A  E  A   E  A   D  A  F#m  A  B7  A
[Verse]
             A             E
You know the more I think about it,
         A
The more sense it makes.
                E               A
'Cos grease and love both cause heartache.
     D
So I raise my glass in toast,
      A                 F#m
These things I want the most.
            B7
Though I'll probably never see it,
  E
I can't help but believe in that;
[Chorus]
   D
If french fries were fat free,
And you still loved me,
      A
What a wonderful world this would be.
       D
If the whisky really helped me,
Forget your memory,
A                        E
 I'd wear a smile endlessly.
   D                 A
If french fries were fat free,
E              A
 And you still loved me.
       D                 A
Oh, if french fries were fat free,
E              A
 And you still loved me.

If French Fries Were Fat Free chords and lyrics

Free chords for If French Fries Were Fat Free by Alan Jackson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
D  A  E  A
[Verse]
[Chorus]
And you still loved me,
Forget your memory,
[Instrumental]
A  E  A   E  A   D  A  F#m  A  B7  A
[Verse]
[Chorus]
And you still loved me,
Forget your memory,

If French Fries Were Fat Free Chords by Alan Jackson

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