The 90s Called
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[Intro ]
C
Mm-mm
[Verso 1]
C
Well, there's a jukebox bitching to a neon sign
C
Going on and on about a sweeter time
F
Back when gas was cheap and the beer was too
C
Well, the neon sign said, "I tell you what, I ain't been feelin' like a lot of new"
F C
And a man I meet, when cigarettes were cool
G
And then the phone started ringing off the landline jack
F F
Said the '90s called, they want their country back
[Refrão]
C
They want their trucks, they want their style
C
They want to take it on back about a country mile
F
They want their hats, tight-fitting jeans
C
They want their boost-a-student, spooky if you know what I mean
G
Just got a message from the ghosts of good times passed
F F
The '90s called, they want their country back
C
(Mm)
[Verso 2]
C
Well, in a junkyard right about a mile away
C
The engine roared, a life in a Chevrolet
F C
Cranked the windows down and turned up that FM gold
G
Busted out the gates, said, "Did y'all hear that?"
F
The '90s called, they want their country back
[Refrão]
C
They want their trucks, they want their style
C
They want to take it on back about a country mile
F
They want their hats, tight-fitting jeans
C
They want their rocket-breaking hearts to have a song to sing
G
Just got a message from a bullet, said to tell mustache
F C
The 90's called, they want their country back
{Instrumental Break}
F C G C
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
[Ponte]
G
Well, I guess the word got out, apparently
F
'Cause look at all of y'all singing along with me
[Refrão]
C
We want their trucks (we want their trucks)
C
We want their style (we want their style)
Bb
We want to take it on back about a country mile
F
We want their hats, tight-fitting jeans
C
We want our boost-a-student boogie, y'all know what I mean
G
Just got a message from the crowd I'm looking at
F C
The '90s called, they want their country back
Outro
C
Oh, hey-yeah
C
Yeah, they do
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