Your Daddys Boots - Dustin Lynch

Your Daddys Boots

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Capo 3
 
Verse
 
G C G
Girl you look so pretty in your wedding day white
C G
Dancing with another man but that's alright
C (C to Em Walk) Em
The way he's spinning you around has stopped the whole room
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
 
G C G
He's got a heart of gold, right hand like a vice
C G
Same man on Sunday morning as Saturday night
C Em
Barbed wire tough and cowboy cool
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
 
[Refrão]
C G
He was the first to hold your hand, first to dry your tears
Am C
We had a man to man and now I'm taking it from here
C G
I made him a promise, girl I promise you
Am C
I'll always do the best that I can do
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
 
Verse
 
G C G
They say there's things about him that you see in me
C G
He's the kind of man I want to be
C Em
Got to give the man credit where credit is due
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
 
[Refrão]
C G
He was the first to hold your hand, first to dry your tears
Am C
We had a man to man and now I'm taking it from here
C G
I made him a promise, girl I promise you
Am C
I'll always do the best that I can do
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
 
Verse
 
G C G
Girl you look so pretty in your wedding day white
C G
Dancing with another man, oh but that's alright
C Em
The way he's spinning you around has stopped the whole room
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots
C D
I'm gonna have a hell of a time trying to fill your daddy's boots

How to play Your Daddys Boots

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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.

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