Keep Your Eye On Kentucky
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Intro:
G C
G C
G C
G C
[Verso 1]
G C
Trails of whiskey brown, smell of sweet temptation
G C
It curves all up and down the road to my salvation
Am7 Bm G C
And she sings to me, with every note in perfect harmony
D
And off I go
[Refrão]
G C
Keep your eye on Kentucky
G C
Where the hollers and the hills are bluegrass green
G C
Yeah, tonight I'm feelin' lucky
G C
'Cause there ain't no place that I would rather be
Am7 G C
Then up on Heaven Hill I'll go Four Roses wild
Am G C
Floatin' down Knob Creek in a maker's redneck style
Instrumental:
G C
G C
G C
G C
Am7 G C
Am7 G C C
[Verso 2]
G C
So drop me on a back porch just me and Elmer T.
G C
Or let me breathe the Angel's share with pappy and Jim Beam
Am Bm G
And I'll drag out my old banjo
C
And pick one fast
D
And drink one slow
[Refrão]
G C
Keep your eye on Kentucky
G C
Where the hollers and the hills are bluegrass green
G C
Yeah, tonight I'm feelin' lucky
G C
'Cause there ain't no place that I would rather be
Am7 G C
Up on Heaven Hill I'll go Four Roses wild
Am7 G C
Floatin' down Knob Creek in a maker's redneck style
Outro:
G C G C
Keep your eye on Kentucky
G C G C
Keep your eye on Kentucky
G C G C
Keep your eye on Kentuckyyy-yy-yyyyy
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C G
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How to play Keep Your Eye On Kentucky
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What is the starting chord?
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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