Mighty Lucky Man
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Verse
A E
Well, I figure myself a mighty luck man with the simple few things I've got
E
There's money in the pockets of these old wore out jeans
E A
I've got a trailer house and a lot
A7 D
My wife's good lookin' and a heck of a cook and she does her best to satisfy
D A
I've got a little bitty boy he's my pride and joy
E A
And a happiness that money can't buy
[Refrão]Chorus
D A
Well I owe everything that I've got the the Lord he's delt me a mighty good hand
D E
And I owe a lotta people in a lot of different ways for making me what I am
D A
But the one thing that I'm most thankful for I guess it was a stroke of good luck
A E A D
Is when the Lord looked down on this great big world and made those horses that buck
Verse
C G
Well, I wonder what my life would be like today if not for them buckin' old broncs
G C
I guess I'd be tied to desk and a phone or workin' at some old gas pumps
C F
Well I know that I can't ride forever but I'll do it just as long as I can
Cause it's live for today forget about tomorrow life of a rodeo man
[Refrão]Chorus
F C
Well I owe everything that I've got the the Lord he's delt me a mighty good hand
F G
And I owe a lotta people in a lot of different ways for making me what I am
F C
But the one thing that I'm most thankful for I guess it was a stroke of good luck
C G C F C
When the Lord looked down on this great big world And made those horses that buck
How to play Mighty Lucky Man
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.