C G C I grew up in the 50's with a guitar, in my handC G With the Grand Olde Oprey,Jimmy Reeves, and Bobby Blue BlandC F Every body asks me what I play, everywhere I goC G C I say "I'm too rock for country-too country for rock and roll" [VERSE 2]C G C Well my brother's in the army with a, country western bandC G I'm sittin' home playin' music with my old man C F [RUN-UP] Then my uncle came to visit, well he turned me onto soulC G C And now "I'm too rick for country-too country for rock and roll"[EDD LE 8] Em [7th FD T: Am shape] Am I'll just keep on playin', the sounds I love to playEm Am That's all that matters anywayEm Am D D D D.. Some times I think I'm standin', in the middle of the roomC G C Cause "I'm too rock for country-too country for rock and roll" [INSTRUMENTAL= VERSE] [VERSE 3]C G C Well "I'm too rock for country-too country for rock and roll"C G But the whole joint's jumpin' and they keep on beggin' for moreC F Cause' when you're out there on the floor, it don't matter which way you goC G C If' it's "too rock for country, too country for rock and roll" [OUTRO] C F [PAUSE] Yeah, when you're OUT THED on the floor, it' doesn't matter which way you go["2 3"] C G C They're playin' "too ROCK FOR COUNTRY-too country for, rock and roll
Too Rock For Country Too Country For Rock
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