Chester

Bobby Bare

  • A
  • C
  • C/A
  • C/B
  • C/G
  • D
  • D/A
  • D/B
  • D/C#
  • E
  • F
  • G
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Tom:
F G C C [Verse 1]
C F G C He says that in his younger days he rode the rodeos
F G But now he tends the gardens of the folks up on the hill
C F G C Buckin' broncs and Brahma bulls and only once been throwed
D G But it left him with a gimpy leg and a thirst that he can't fill [Chorus]
F G C In his Frisco jeans and an old Can't Bust 'Em shirt
F G C Acme Roughouts run down at the heels and caked with dirt
F G C C/B C/A C/G Sweat stained Stetson pulled down low and a leg that always hurts
F G C Frisco jeans and an old Can't Bust 'Em shirt [Verse 2]
D G A D He says that in his younger days he rode with ol' Pontrel
G A But he never never let him put his name or his picture in the book
D G A D He sends us down for Beech-Nut and he sips his muscatel
E A And says you know boys I'm a whole lot older than I look [Verse 3]
D G A D He's known his share of women and he's dealt his share of cards
G A And he pitched some pennies with us he never carries change
D G A D And as he clips the hedges and waters down the yard
E A He says this sure is a far sight from that, that wild buffalo range [Chorus]
G A D In his Frisco jeans and an old Can't Bust 'Em shirt
G A D Acme Roughouts run down at the heels and caked with dirt
G A D D/C# D/B D/A Sweat stained Stetson pulled down low and a leg that always hurts
G A D Frisco jeans and an old Can't Bust 'Em shirt
G A D Frisco jeans and an old Can't Bust 'Em shirt
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