Biography:
John Michael Montgomery (born January 20, 1965, in Danville, Kentucky is an American country music artist. He has produced more than thirty singles on the Billboard country charts, including two of Billboard’s Number One country singles of the year: "I Swear" (1994) and "Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)" (1995).
Besides these two songs, five more of Montgomery's singles have reached the top of the country charts: "I Love the Way You Love Me"
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Other songs:
- A Great Memory
- Aint Got Nothin On Us
- Angel In My Eyes
- Be My Baby Tonight
- Beer And Bones
- Cool
- Cover You In Kisses
- Cowboy Love
- Dream On Texas Ladies
- Drunkards Prayer
- Even Then
- Forever
- Four
- Friday At 5
- Friday At Five
- Friends
- Goes Good With Beer
- Good Ground
- High School Heart
- Hold On To Me
- Hold On To Me V
- Hold On To Me V2
- Holding Onto Something
- Home To You
- How Was I To Know
- I Can Love You Like That
- I Could Love You Like That
- I Couldnt Dream
- I Love The Way You Love Me
- I Miss You A Little
- I Never Stopped Loving You
- I Swear
- Just Like A Rodeo
- Letters From Home
- Lifes A Dance
- Line On Love
- Little Girl
- Long As I Live
- Look At Me Now
- Love Workin On You
- Lucky Arms
- Nickles Dimes And Love
- No Mans Land
- Oh How She Shines
- Rope The Moon
- Sold
- Sold Correct
- Sold The Grundy County Auction Incident
- Thanks For The
- Thats Not Her Picture
- Thats What Im Talkin About
- The Little Girl
- Til Nothing Comes Between Us
- Till Nothing Between Us
- What I Do Best
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THANKS FOR THE G CHORD
JOHN MICHEAL MONTGOMERY
D2=xxx23x
CAPO 3RD FRET
[Intro]
D G A D
[Verse]
D2 G
it sure is nice sitting on this porch picking these old time song
D D2 A
no matter how far i get from here this place still feels like home
Bm G
remember all those summer nights we talked about life and such
D A D
dad ive come to realise, i havent said enough
[Chorus]
G
but thanks for the g chord, teaching me about the good lord
D A
giving me that old ford when i turned 16
Bm G
thanks for hanging in there when i was going nowhere
D
and thanks for never changing that lock on the front door
A D G A D
thanks for the g chord
D2 G
that old flat top martin you gave me back then you know i still got it now
D D2 A
i keep it locked up in that same old case you use to tote around
Bm G
sometimes when the crowd is quiet i bring it out again
D A D
and play the first song you taught me back when i was 10
[Chorus]
Bm G
thanks for hanging in there when i was going nowhere
D
and thanks for never changing that lock on the front door
A D G A D
thanks for the g chord
JOHN MICHEAL MONTGOMERY
D2=xxx23x
CAPO 3RD FRET
[Intro]
D G A D
[Verse]
D2 G
it sure is nice sitting on this porch picking these old time song
D D2 A
no matter how far i get from here this place still feels like home
Bm G
remember all those summer nights we talked about life and such
D A D
dad ive come to realise, i havent said enough
[Chorus]
G
but thanks for the g chord, teaching me about the good lord
D A
giving me that old ford when i turned 16
Bm G
thanks for hanging in there when i was going nowhere
D
and thanks for never changing that lock on the front door
A D G A D
thanks for the g chord
D2 G
that old flat top martin you gave me back then you know i still got it now
D D2 A
i keep it locked up in that same old case you use to tote around
Bm G
sometimes when the crowd is quiet i bring it out again
D A D
and play the first song you taught me back when i was 10
[Chorus]
Bm G
thanks for hanging in there when i was going nowhere
D
and thanks for never changing that lock on the front door
A D G A D
thanks for the g chord
John Murry
John Nathaniel
John Nolan
John Norum
John Ocallaghan
John Power
John Pringle
John Quijada
John Ragsdale
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