Don Williams - Good ole boys like me

When ^AI was a ^Ekid Uncle ^DRemus he ^Aput me to ^Dbed ^E With a ^Apicture of ^EStonewall ^DJackson ^Aabove my ^Dbed ^E Then ^F#mDaddy came in to kiss his ^Elittle man With ^F#mgin on his breath and the ^EBible in his hand He ^Dtalked about honor and ^Ethings I should know Then he ^Dstaggered a little as he ^Ewent out the door ^E7

I can ^Astill hear the ^Esoft southern ^F#mwind in the li^Eve oak tr^Dees ^E7 Those ^AWilliams ^Eboys they ^F#mstill mean a lo^Et to me^D, Hank and Te^E7nnessee I ^Dguess we're all gonna ^Ebe what we're gonna ^F#mbe ^{E D} So ^Dwhat do you do with ^Egood ole boys like ^Ame

Well ^Anothing ^Emakes a ^Dsound in the ^Anight like the ^Dwind does ^E But ^Ayou ain't ^Eafraid if you're ^Dwashed in the ^Ablood like ^DI was ^E The ^F#msmell of Cape Jasmine thru the ^Ewindow screen ^F#mJohn R. and the wolfman kept me ^Ecompany By the ^Dlight of the radio ^Eby my bed With ^DThomas Wolfe whispering ^Ein my head ^E7

I can ^Astill hear the ^Esoft southern ^F#mwind in the li^Eve oak tr^Dees ^E7 Those ^AWilliams ^Eboys they ^F#mstill mean a lo^Et to me^D, Hank and Te^E7nnessee I ^Dguess we're all gonna ^Ebe what we're gonna ^F#mbe ^{E D} So ^Dwhat do you do with ^Egood ole boys like ^Ame

When ^AI was in ^Eschool I ^Dran with the ^Akid down the ^Dstreet ^E And I ^Awatched him ^Eburn himself ^Dup on ^ABourbon and ^DSpeed ^E But I was ^F#msmarter than most and I could ^Echoose Learned to ^F#mtalk like the man on the ^Esix o'clock news When ^DI was eighteen, Lord ^EI hit the road But it ^Ddoesn't seem to matter how ^Efar I go ^E7

I can ^Astill hear the ^Esoft southern ^F#mwind in the li^Eve oak tr^Dees ^E7 Those ^AWilliams ^Eboys they ^F#mstill mean a lo^Et to me^D, Hank and Te^E7nnessee I ^Dguess we're all gonna ^Ebe what we're gonna ^F#mbe ^D So ^Dwhat do you do with ^Egood ole boys like ^F#mme ^{E D} So ^Dwhat do you do with ^Egood ole boys like ^Ame