Blake Shelton - Ol red

^EWell I caught my wife with another man And it ^Dcost me^A ninety^E-nine ^EOn a prison farm in Georgia Close to the Florida ^Bline ^EWell I’ve been here for two long years ^DI finally made the ^Awarden my ^Efriend ^EAnd so he sentenced me to a life of ease ^BTaking care of Ol??^E? Red

^ENow Ol’ Red he’s the damndest dog That^D I’v^Ae eve^Er seen ^EGot a nose that can smell a two day trail He’s a four legge^Bd tracking machine ^EYou can consider yourself mighty lucky to get past ^DThe gators and ^Athe quicksand ^Ebeds ^BBut all these years that I been ^Ehere ^EAin’t nobody got past Red

^EAnd the warden sang, ^E7Come on someb^Eody ^E7why don’t you^E run ^E7Ol’ Red??^E?s itchin ^Bto have a litt^Ele fun ^E7Get my l^Eantern, g^E7et my g^Eun ^E7Red’ll have you ^Etreed ‘fore t^Bhe morni^Eng comes

^EWell I paid off the guard and I slipped out a letter ^DTo my c^Aousin up ^Ein Tennessee ^EOh and he brought down a blue tick hound She was pretty as she could ^Bbe ^EWell the penned her up in the swampland ^DAbout a mile just ^Asouth of the ^Egate ^EAnd I’d take Ol’ Red for his evening run ^BI’d just drop him off an^Ed wait

^EAnd the warden sang, ^E7Come on someb^Eody ^E7why don’t you^E run ^E7Ol’ Red??^E?s itchin ^Bto have a litt^Ele fun ^E7Get my l^Eantern, g^E7et my g^Eun ^E7Red’ll have you ^Etreed ‘fore t^Bhe morni^Eng comes

^ENow Ol’ Red got real used to seeing ^DHis lady ^Aevery night ^{E E}And so I kept him away for ^E7three or four days E ^EAnd waited t^Bil the time got right ^EWell I made my run with the evening sun ^DAnd I smiled ^Awhen I heard ‘em turn Red o^Eut ^ECause I was headed north to Tennessee And Ol’ Red was headed south

^EAnd the warden sang, ^E7Come on someb^Eody ^E7why don’t you^E run ^E7Ol’ Red??^E?s itchin ^Bto have a litt^Ele fun ^E7Get my l^Eantern, g^E7et my g^Eun ^E7Red’ll have you ^Etreed ‘fore t^Bhe morni^Eng comes

^ENow there’s red hair blue ticks all in the south ^ELove got me in here and l^Bove got me o^Eut