E E7 B7 A7 E7 [Verse]E7 B7 There’s a long line of rhine-stoned embroideryB7 A7 E7 Lots of hard headed women back in historyE7 B7 From coal miners daughters, Jolene’s rated XB7 A7 Em7 While the ladies sleeping single in their double bedsEm7 B7 E7 P-t-a, 9 to 5, lived with drinkers, cheaters, liarsE7 A E7 Knew that life was no rose garden after all [Chorus]B Em B They broke their own hearts, while blazing the trailB A Em Those honkey-tonk angels, wore the pain wellEm B They teased it up high, like true southern bellesB A Em They jacked it to Jesus, they sprayed it to hell [Verse]B E B Nothing but class when country was coolB A Em Wrestled some devils, while their brown eyes turned blueEm Em B Stood by their man, even when he was wrongB A Em Or drove themselves crazy, playing house for too longEm B D-i-v-o-r-c-e, Bouncing babies on their kneesB A Em Always knew a smile was just a lipstick coat away [Chorus]B Em B They broke their own hearts, while blazing the trailB A Em Those honkey-tonk angels, wore the pain wellEm B They teased it up high, like true southern bellesB A Em They jacked it to Jesus, they sprayed it to hell [Verse]Em B Sometimes you gotta stitch your own seamsB E Thread your own needle, with your sequin dreamsEm B You put on your war paint, nobody’ll ever knowB A Em B Well baby get your boots on, its time for the show [Bridge]B E You break your own heartE B While you blaze the trailB A For a honkey-tonk angelA Em You sure wear it well [Chorus]B Em B They broke their own hearts, while blazing the trailB A Em Those honkey-tonk angels, wore the pain wellEm B They teased it up high, like true southern bellesB A Em They jacked it to Jesus, they sprayed it to hellB A Em Jack it to Jesus, spray it to hell
Jack It To Jesus Spray It To Hell
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