Milk Cow Blues ~ Three Chord Song

Milk Cow Blues

This is a easy little 3 chord song.

It was recorded my Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys in 1946.

You can go here to hear them: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky2874tImDs

G
Well I woke up this mornin' and I looked out doors

I could tell my milk cow I could tell by the way she lows
       C                                G
If you see my milk cow ooh drive her on home
        D7                     C                        G
I ain't had no milk and butter since my milk cow's been gone


Well you've got to treat me right day by day

Get out your little prayer book get down upon your knees and pray
                   C                                   G
Cause you're gonna need you're gonna need my help some day
            D7                C                 G
Yeah you're going to be sorry you treat me this way


Well good evening don't that sun look good going down
C                                                G
Well good evening don't that sun look good going down
           D7                      C                G
Don't your home look lonesome when your lover ain't around


Now I've tried everything baby to get along with you

And now I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do

I'm gonna stop cryin' gonna leave you alone

If you don't think I'm leavin' you can count the days I'm gone
                   C                                   G
Cause you're gonna need you're gonna need my help some day
            D7                C                 G
Yeah you're going to be sorry you treat me this way

I want to thank all of my followers and visitors.

I hope that you are enjoying the songs that I post.

I'm keeping it easy :)

Have fun, Connie :) 

Back Home Again In Indiana ~ 8 Easy Chords

Back Home Again In Indiana ~ 8 Easy chords

Written by James F. Hanley and Ballard MacDonald

C          A7          D7         G7               C
Back home again in Indiana and it seems that I can see
              F                 C
That gleaming candlelight still shining bright
            D7            G7
Through the sycamores for me
             C         A7         D7
The new mown hay sends all its fragrance
         G7               Am
From the fields I used to roam
       C               E7               Am
When I dream about the moonlight on the Wabash
     C                  G7      C
Then I'm longing for my Indiana home

There are a lot of chords in this song, but they are easy beginner chords.

I'm was born a Hoosier and there is a part on me

 that will always have a heart for my birth state

 of Indiana. 

This post is for my dear friends that have the good fortune

 to live in this lovely Midwest state.

Autumn is coming and Indiana 

is ablaze with color in this beautiful season.  

I have lived in Washington state,

 now for the biggest part of my life,

and it is home :) 

Have fun with this one, Connie :) 

Bargain Store ~ A Two Chord Song

Bargain Store
written and recorded by Dolly Parton

 
Am              G              Am
My life is like unto a bargain store

                    G                   Am
And I may have just what you're looking for

                                        G              Am
If you don't mind the fact that all the merchandise is used

                  G                              Am
But with a little mending it could be as good as new

 

                          G               Am
Why you take for instance this old broken heart

                 G                   Am
If you will just replace the missing parts

                                   G              Am
You would be surprised to find how good it really is

                              G              Am
Take it and you never will be sorry that you did

 

                     G         Am
The bargain store is open come inside

        G                 Am
You can easily afford the price

                                 G       Am
Love is all you need to purchase all the merchandise

                              G          Am
And I can guarantee you'll be completely satisfied

 

                    G                 Am
Take these old used memories from the past

                            G                 Am
And these broken dreams and plans that didn't last

                                     G        Am
I'll trade them for a future I can't use them anymore

                     G                 Am
I've wasted love but I still have some more

                     G         Am
The bargain store is open come inside

                     G         Am
The bargain store is open come inside

Dolly is one of my all time favorite country western singers.

I hope you enjoy this easy two chord version of her song.

Stay happy and keep a song in your heart!

Your blogging sister,

Connie :)

America The Beautiful ~ Happy 4th of July !

G	D
O	beautiful for	spacious skies,

	D7	C	G	D
for	amber	waves of	grain

	G	D
for	purple mountain	majesties

	A7	D	D7
above the	fruited	plain

	G	D
A	merica,	America!

	D7	C	G	G7
God	shed his	grace on	thee

	C	G
and	crown thy good with	brotherhood

	C	D7	G	D7
from	sea to	shining	sea.

	A	E
O O	beautiful for	spacious skies,

	E7	D	A	E
for	amber	waves of	grain

	A	E
for	purple mountain	majesties

	B7	E	E7
above the	fruited	plain

	A	E
A	merica,	America!

		E7	D	A		A7
God		shed his	grace on	thee
	D				A
and	crown thy good with				brotherhood

	D	E7	A	E7
from	sea to	shining	sea.

	G	D
	beautiful for	patriot dream

	D7	C	G	D
that	sees be	yond the	years,

	G	D
Thine	alabaster	cities gleam

	A7	D	D7
undimmed by	human	tears	.

	G	D
A	merica,	America!

	D7	C	G	G7
God	shed His	grace on	thee	.

	C	G
And	crown thy good with	brotherhood

	C	D7	G
from	sea to	shining	sea.

G	D
O	beautiful for	spacious skies,

	D7	C	G	D
for	amber	waves of	grain

	G	D
for	purple mountain	majesties

	A7	D	D7
above the	fruited	plain

	G	D
A	merica,	America!

	D7	C	G	G7
God	shed his	grace on	thee

	C	G
and	crown thy good with	brotherhood

	C	D7	G	D7
from	sea to	shining	sea.

	A	E
O O	beautiful for	spacious skies,

	E7	D	A	E
for	amber	waves of	grain

	A	E
for	purple mountain	majesties

	B7	E	E7
above the	fruited	plain

	A	E
A	merica,	America!

		E7	D	A		A7
God		shed his	grace on	thee
	D				A
and	crown thy good with				brotherhood

	D	E7	A	E7
from	sea to	shining	sea.

	G	D
	beautiful for	patriot dream

	D7	C	G	D
that	sees be	yond the	years,

	G	D
Thine	alabaster	cities gleam

	A7	D	D7
undimmed by	human	tears	.

	G	D
A	merica,	America!

	D7	C	G	G7
God	shed His	grace on	thee	.

	C	G
And	crown thy good with	brotherhood

	C	D7	G
from	sea to	shining	sea.