Dont Think Youre Too Good For Country Music Just Because You Can Rock And Roll - Bobby Bare

Dont Think Youre Too Good For Country Music Just Because You Can Rock And Roll

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DON'T THINK YOU'RE TOO GOOD FOR COUNTRY MUSIC (JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN ROCK AND ROLL)
As recorded by Bobby Bare
(From the 1977 Album ME AND McDILL)
 
[Intro]
C
 
[Verse 1]
C
I see your van you're a guitar man
G
It's written all over your face
G
To make it big you quit your gig
C
A playin' bass at the airbase.
 
[Chorus]
C
You've come to town you've been turned down
F
But it's just a question of taste
C A
Don't think you're too good for country music
D G C G
Just because you can rock and roll.
 
[Verse 2]
C
Likely as not your licks are hot
G
But you won't work much here in Nashville
G
You're really keen on BB King
G
But they don't cut him here in Nashville.
 
[Chorus]
C
And if you don't pick them country licks
F
You can bet somebody else will
C A7
Don't think you're too good for country music
D G C
Just because you can rock and roll.
 
[Guitar Solo]
C G
(Pickin' good, pickin' good, pickin' good
G C
Sound like hell but pickin' good.)
 
[Verse 3]
C
You're really hot on ZZ Top
G
But you ain't doin' any session
G
Your licks are neat but you won't eat
C
Until you learn one little lesson.
 
[Chorus]
C
You boogie good and I knew you could
F
But they don't boogie much in Nashville
C A
Don't think you're too good for country music
D G C
Just because you can rock and roll
 
[Outro]
C G

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