Intro D
Verse
I was t[D]en years old, on my daddy?s farm, when that banker said it?s time to foreclo[A]se. He said,
you haven?t paid your bills in damn near eleven months it?s time that you carried you lo[D]ad. Well
my daddy worked hard nearly all of his life. Lord knows that dirt he sti[A]rred. Me and my little
brother made sure that, that slamming door was the last thing that banker he[D]ard.
Chorus
Cause you know s[G]ome lines are for crossing while ot[D]hers are for traveling al[A]ong. And that d[G]ay we
took another path the dev[D]ils road was well traveled o[A]n. Cause when you?re yo[G]ung you never plan on
l[D]ooking back as you?re heart te[A]nds to drag you along. E[G]verybody knows there?s a t[D]hin, thin line
A (stop) D
between what is right. Well what?s right and what?s wrong
Verse
[D]Well my daddy came running when he heard that noise, he said boys what the hell have you do[A]ne. He
said, there are certain things in life that you can never take back, as he planted my
granddaddy?s g[D]un. Well that banker might not have been a very good man, but rest assured that boy
deserved his ru[A]n. The devil deals best in broken hearts and my daddy sure loved his son[D]s.
Chorus 2X
G, D, A 2X ends on A
Verse
I was t[D]en years old, on my daddy?s farm, when that banker said it?s time to foreclo[A]se. He said,
you haven?t paid your bills in damn near eleven months it?s time that you carried you lo[D]ad. Well
my daddy worked hard nearly all of his life. Lord knows that dirt he sti[A]rred. Me and my little
brother made sure that, that slamming door was the last thing that banker he[D]ard.
Chorus
Cause you know s[G]ome lines are for crossing while ot[D]hers are for traveling al[A]ong. And that d[G]ay we
took another path the dev[D]ils road was well traveled o[A]n. Cause when you?re yo[G]ung you never plan on
l[D]ooking back as you?re heart te[A]nds to drag you along. E[G]verybody knows there?s a t[D]hin, thin line
A (stop) D
between what is right. Well what?s right and what?s wrong
Verse
[D]Well my daddy came running when he heard that noise, he said boys what the hell have you do[A]ne. He
said, there are certain things in life that you can never take back, as he planted my
granddaddy?s g[D]un. Well that banker might not have been a very good man, but rest assured that boy
deserved his ru[A]n. The devil deals best in broken hearts and my daddy sure loved his son[D]s.
Chorus 2X
G, D, A 2X ends on A
