Kevin Fowler - 100 percent texan

Well, I love the^G sound of th^Ce rain on a tin roof ^GOn a hot summer ni^Dght Love to h^Gear those ho^Cund dogs barkin’ ^GHowlin’ at the full moon^Dlight Love to s^Gee those fir^Ceflies buzzin’ ^GLightin’ up the southern s^Dky I’m hell^G-bent 1^C00% Te^Gxan ‘t^Dill I ^Gdie

Now, I’ve c^Grossed that ^Cold state line ^GMore than a time or t^Dwo If you s^Gee me leavin’ you’d b^Cest be believin’ I’ll be b^Gack before the w^Deek gets th^Grough If I s^Gtay gone t^Coo long no te^Gllin’ what I’l^Dl do I might hi^Gjack a plane, I might j^Cump a freight train To g^Get back h^Dome, it’s ^Gtrue

Well, I love the so^Gund of the r^Cain on a tin roof ^GOn a hot summer ni^Dght Love to h^Gear those ho^Cund dogs barkin’ ^GHowlin’ at the full moon^Dlight Love to s^Gee those fir^Ceflies buzzin’ ^GLightin’ up the southern s^Dky I’m hell^G-bent 1^C00% Te^Gxan ‘t^Dill I ^Gdie

Now, ^GI don’t mind go^Cing to Oklahoma Ain’t ne^Gver met an Okie that ^DI didn’t like ^GI don’t mind N^Cew York City

Those Yan^Gkees talk funny but the^Dy’re all right ^GI don’t mind g^Coin’ to Louisiana (pronounced weezy-anna in Texas) They’re r^Ged hot Cajun cookin’ su^Dits me fine If I h^Gad my way I’d ^Cbe home today On my fr^Gont porch dr^Dinkin’ moo^Gnshine

Well, I love the so^Gund of the r^Cain on a tin roof ^GOn a hot summer ni^Dght Love to h^Gear those ho^Cund dogs barkin’ ^GHowlin’ at the full moon^Dlight Love to s^Gee those fir^Ceflies buzzin’ ^GLightin’ up the southern s^Dky I’m hell^G-bent 1^C00% Te^Gxan ‘t^Dill I ^Gdie

Yea now, I’m h^Gell-bent 1^C00% Te^Gxan ‘t^Dill I d^Gie