Biography:
Tracy Darrell (Trace) Adkins is an American country music artist, born January 13, 1962, in Springhill, Louisiana.
His musical interest came at an early age, when his father taught him to play the guitar. In high school, he joined a gospel music group called the New Commitments. He was also a member of Future Farmers of America (FFA). Later, Adkins went on to study petroleum technology at Louisiana Tech University, where he also played football.
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Tough People Do
Recorded by Trace Adkins
(Capo on 3)
Intro.: (G) x 4 bars
D G
Back in '39 she was 26, the wife of a soldier tryin' to raise four kids
C G
On rationed out beans and watered down milk, tryin' to keep 'em all warm with a patchwork quilt
Em D C
That great depression ended about 1945, but grandma lived to be 92
D C G
See, tough times don't last, tough people do
(Chorus)
G
Tough people pull themselves up by the bootstraps when they hit hard luck
And they stay strong and they keep on fightin' like they don't know how to lose
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
C
Those talkin' heads on CNN, say we'll never get out of this hole we're in
C G
The price of gas is up and the market's down and there's a bunch of empty houses in every town
Em D
Well, I'd interrupt that program with a little headline of my own
C
This just in from the old red, white and blue
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
(Chorus)
G
Tough people pull themselves up by the bootstraps when they hit hard luck
And they stay strong and they keep on fightin' like they don't know how to lose
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
G
I've been out of work since mid July, my bank account's about bone dry
C G
Been lookin' for a job no luck so far, but I bought a little time when I sold my car
Em D C
Well, I'll go dig a ditch if that's what it takes, baby, somehow or another we'll get through
D C D C
Tough times don't last, tough times don't last
(Tag)
G G G G
Tough |(people do, |tough people | do |
Recorded by Trace Adkins
(Capo on 3)
Intro.: (G) x 4 bars
D G
Back in '39 she was 26, the wife of a soldier tryin' to raise four kids
C G
On rationed out beans and watered down milk, tryin' to keep 'em all warm with a patchwork quilt
Em D C
That great depression ended about 1945, but grandma lived to be 92
D C G
See, tough times don't last, tough people do
(Chorus)
G
Tough people pull themselves up by the bootstraps when they hit hard luck
And they stay strong and they keep on fightin' like they don't know how to lose
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
C
Those talkin' heads on CNN, say we'll never get out of this hole we're in
C G
The price of gas is up and the market's down and there's a bunch of empty houses in every town
Em D
Well, I'd interrupt that program with a little headline of my own
C
This just in from the old red, white and blue
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
(Chorus)
G
Tough people pull themselves up by the bootstraps when they hit hard luck
And they stay strong and they keep on fightin' like they don't know how to lose
D C G
Tough times don't last, tough people do
G
I've been out of work since mid July, my bank account's about bone dry
C G
Been lookin' for a job no luck so far, but I bought a little time when I sold my car
Em D C
Well, I'll go dig a ditch if that's what it takes, baby, somehow or another we'll get through
D C D C
Tough times don't last, tough times don't last
(Tag)
G G G G
Tough |(people do, |tough people | do |
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