Graham Barham — Bayou Boy

    	    	Вступление

SONG:   BAYOU BOY
ARTIST: GRAHAM BARHAM
VIDEO:  https://youtu.be/ZLaHabYZAiI?si=7ibn7vRkWMdxhCx3
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL:  [email protected]


                            BAYOU BOY
                          GRAHAM BARHAM

CAPO: 1st FRET

[Intro]
A   G   D   A7


[Verse]
 A
Bayou boys live a little risky
 G
Sneaking into games with a water bottle whiskey
 D
Yes ma’am smile but a mean left hook
 C                            D
Know a lot of shit you can’t learn in a book

      A
Like how to kill a cottonmouth with dull shovel
A7                                      A
How get some sugar 'round a cane field fire
 D
Red, white and blue but bleeding gold and purple
 C                         D
Where it never rains on a Saturday night


[Chorus]
 A
Way down yonder off the Mississippi
 G
There’s a little town of a hundred fifty
 D
Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water
 C                         D
Sun's about as hot as the farmer’s daughter

 A
Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road
 G
Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak
 D
Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads
 C                  D
Hurricane twisted, c'est la vie

        G
If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators
 D
Two finegr waves and see ya laters
          G
Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys
           C                     G
You ain't never been down to te Bayou boy

A    A7  A


[Verse]
 A
Bayou boys will buy you a drink
     G
And buy a piece of land where the church bells ring
        D
Take a fan boat flying like it ain't no thing
           C                          D
Where the swamp and the Spanish moss meet


[Chorus]
 A
Way down yonder off the Mississippi
 G
There’s a little town of a hundred fifty
 D
Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water
 C                         D
Sun's about as hot as the farmer’s daughter

 A
Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road
 G
Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak
 D
Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads
 C                  D
Hurricane twisted, c'est la vie

        G
If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators
 D
Two finegr waves and see ya laters
          G
Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys
           C                     G
You ain't never been down to te Bayou boy


[Instrumental/Solo]
A   G   D   C  G


[Break]
         Am               A
Let the good times roll, let 'em all roll
          Am             A
Let that Louisiana heat soothe my soul
         Am               A
Let the good times roll, let 'em  all roll

Laissez les bons temps rouler
 D
Sounds like home


[Chorus]
 A
Way down yonder off the Mississippi
 G
There’s a little town of a hundred fifty
 D
Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water
 C                         D
Sun's about as hot as the farmer’s daughter

 A
Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road
 G
Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak
 D
Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads
 C                  D
Hurricane twisted, c'est la vie

        G
If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators
 D
Two finegr waves and see ya laters
          G
Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys
           C                     G
You ain't never been down to te Bayou boy


[Outro]
Am
   Yeah
         Am         A                 D
Naw you never been down to the Bayou boy
 Am               Am
Never been down, never been down
              D
To the Bayou boy