When My Babys In Boots
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste:
3rd traste
WHEN MY BABY'S IN BOOTS
As recorded by Randall King
(2023 release)
Capo 3rd fret
[Intro]
D G A
[Verse 1]
D
She takes that little black dress off the hanger
G A
She wants a white wine table for two
D
She's in a tank top and cut off Wranglers
G A
She's headed for that back porch to have her a few
Bm A
But when I get home and she's got King George on
G
Them leather soles down the hall say it all
[Chorus]
A D
When my baby's in boots
D
She wants to head downtown
D
Find her some whiskey to shoot
G
Get gone in a honky tonk crowd
A
She loves to cut footloose
D
When she slides into them size 7 Luccheses
D
We're gonna be 2 stepping 'til 2
G
I'm in for a night that's crazy
A N.C. D G A
When my baby's in boots
[Verse 2]
D
She steals the show, man you oughta see her
G A
When the band plays old Brooks and Dunn
D
Yes, she's the best damn barstool backup singer
G A
Them lights comin' on, don't slow her down none
Bm A
But when I get home she knocks hers into mine
G
And I can't hardly wait until the next time
[Chorus]
A D
When my baby's in boots
D
She wants to head downtown
D
Find her some whiskey to shoot
G
Get gone in a honky tonk crowd
A
She loves to cut footloose
D
When she slides into them size 7 Luccheses
D
We're gonna be 2 stepping 'til 2
G
I'm in for a night that's crazy
A D
When my baby's in boots
[Guitar Solos]
D G A D
G
[Bridge]
A
When my baby's in them
G
Cow hide, square toes
G
They're gonna take me on a
A
Wild ride, I know
[Chorus]
A D
When my baby's in boots
D
She wants to head downtown
D
Find her some whiskey to shoot
G
Get gone in a honky tonk crowd
A
She loves to cut footloose
D
When she slides into them size 7 Luccheses
D
We're gonna be 2 stepping 'til 2
G
I'm in for a night that's crazy
A N.C. A N.C. D
When my baby's, when my baby's in boots
[Outro]
D G A
D G A D
Baby's in boots
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