Divers Do It Deeper - David Allan Coe

Divers Do It Deeper

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Capo2
 
Intro: G D A D G D A D
 
G D
It was too cold to stay in the north and la
A D
Seemed the most likely place i could stay
G D
Those malibu nights and those hollywood lights
A D
(rest) were blinding me
Bm A G D
I long for a lover to help me discover the key to unlock love's door
G D
While diving the reef's lord she changed my beliefs
A D
As we made love on the ocean's floor (and she whispered)
 
[Refrão]
 
D G A D
Divers do it deeper jockeys do it shorter
G A D
Brick layers always make just a little bit stronger; stronger
D G A D
Sailors do it wetter, soldiers do it better
G A D C G; G C D
But cowboys stay in the saddle just a little bit longer
 
G D A D
I moved from la for a good job with pay riding range for the double bar j
G D A D
Till' the rodeo came and i put in my name for the bull riding contest that day
Bm A G D
The judges were watching but they never noticed the girl standing close to my chute
G D A D
She picked me to win i could tell by her grin as she reached out and patted my boot
 
(and she said)
 
D G A D
Divers do it deeper pilots do it higher
G A D
Brick layers always make it just a little bit stronger; stonger
D G A D
Doctors do it cleaner bikers do it meaner
G A D A D
Cowboys stay in the saddle just a little bit longer
 
Divers do it deeper jockeys do it shorter
 
Brick layers always make it just a little bit stronger
D G A D
Sailors do it wetter soldiers do it better
G A D A D
Cowboys stay in the saddle just a little bit longer
 
Outro: G D A D

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