Biography:
Rhett Akins (born October 13, 1969 in Valdosta, Georgia) is a country singer and songwriter. He reached the peak of his popularity during the mid-1990s. His biggest hits were "That Ain't My Truck" (No. 3, 1995) and "Don't Get Me Started" (his lone No. 1 song from 1996).
Rhett Akins had a band by the time he was eleven. In 1992, he moved to Nashville to follow his dream of becoming a country music star. He received a record deal from Decca Records after they heard a few of his demos.
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Other songs:
- A Thousand Memories
- Aint That Just Like A Woman
- Beer With Jesus
- Better Than It Used To Be
- Carolina Line
- Dont Get Me Started
- Down South
- Dream The Rest
- Drivin My Life Away
- Drivin My Life Away With Intro Tab
- Friends With Tractors
- Grandaddys Gun
- Happy As We Wanna Be
- Heart To Heart
- Hung Up
- I Brake For Brunettes
- I Love The Women My Momma Cant Stand
- If Heaven Wasnt So Far Away
- If That Dont Get You
- If That Dont Get You Nothing Will
- Im Finding Out
- In Your Love
- Katy Brought My Guitar Back
- Katy Brought My Guitar Back Today
- Kiss My Country Ass
- Livin Not Lovin You
- Me Being Me
- Middle Of Nowhere
- More Than Everything
- Must Be Livin Right
- No Room
- Old Bird Dog
- Old Dirt Road
- Opening Day
- People Like Me
- She Said Yes
- Shes Got Everything Money Cant Buy
- Somebody Knew
- That Aintt My Truck
- That Girl
- Those Hands
- What Theyre Talking About
- Where Angels Live
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CAPO on the First Fret
Intro: G, Dm, C, G
Verse 1:
G
Sometimes I'm mad at the world, Mad at this town
Dm
Mad 'cause I can't lose the same five pounds
C G
That I've been tryin' to lose for three or four years now.
G
Sometimes I feel like a truck that just won't run
Dm
On the side of the road in the July sun
C G
There ain't another car for miles That I can thumb down.
Prechorus:
F C G
I guess every now and then, You're gonna land on a bad day
F C D
Though I still do, I know I can't complain.
Chorus
G
'Cause I love what I do. Love where I'm at
F
Love a strong cup of coffee and my old black hat
C G
My big wool blanket Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you. Baby, I love lovin' you.
Verse 2:
G
Now heaven to me it's a simple thing
Dm
It's just you and me, And a phone that don't ring
C G
Popcorn poppin' on a lay around Friday night.
G
Seein' you smile when I wake up
Dm
The way you slide to the middle of my pick up truck
C G
The way you say baby, it's all gonna be all right
Prechorus:
F C G
When I walk in at the end of a worn out day
F C D
And I see you baby, how can I complain.
Chorus:
G
'Cause I love what I do. Love where I'm at
F
Love a strong cup of coffee and my old black hat
C G
My big wool blanket, Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you. Baby, I love lovin' you. Yes, I do.
Chorus 2:
G
Well, I love where I've been. I don't look back
F
I thank God for the life he lets me have
C G
My big wool blanket, Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love loving you. Baby, I love lovin' you.
Intro: G, Dm, C, G
Verse 1:
G
Sometimes I'm mad at the world, Mad at this town
Dm
Mad 'cause I can't lose the same five pounds
C G
That I've been tryin' to lose for three or four years now.
G
Sometimes I feel like a truck that just won't run
Dm
On the side of the road in the July sun
C G
There ain't another car for miles That I can thumb down.
Prechorus:
F C G
I guess every now and then, You're gonna land on a bad day
F C D
Though I still do, I know I can't complain.
Chorus
G
'Cause I love what I do. Love where I'm at
F
Love a strong cup of coffee and my old black hat
C G
My big wool blanket Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you. Baby, I love lovin' you.
Verse 2:
G
Now heaven to me it's a simple thing
Dm
It's just you and me, And a phone that don't ring
C G
Popcorn poppin' on a lay around Friday night.
G
Seein' you smile when I wake up
Dm
The way you slide to the middle of my pick up truck
C G
The way you say baby, it's all gonna be all right
Prechorus:
F C G
When I walk in at the end of a worn out day
F C D
And I see you baby, how can I complain.
Chorus:
G
'Cause I love what I do. Love where I'm at
F
Love a strong cup of coffee and my old black hat
C G
My big wool blanket, Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you. Baby, I love lovin' you. Yes, I do.
Chorus 2:
G
Well, I love where I've been. I don't look back
F
I thank God for the life he lets me have
C G
My big wool blanket, Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog, I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G Dm C F C G
And I love loving you. Baby, I love lovin' you.
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