
free and easy
Dierks Bentley
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Tom : D
D G A G D
[Verse 1]
D G
Pair of boots and a sack of clothes
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G
Hangin' memories on the high line poles
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go, huh!
[Interlude]
D G A G D
[Verse 2]
D G
Ragweed's rockin' on the radio
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G
So I keep rollin' like an old banjo
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
[Chorus]
G F#m Em D A
Got the sun shinin' on me like a big spotlight
G F#m Em D A
So I know everything is gonna be alright
[Solo]
C Bm D C Bm D
[Verse 3]
D G
Ain't no tellin' where the wind might blow
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G
Livin' life like a Sunday stroll
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
[Chorus]
G F#m Em D A
If you only get to go around one time
G F#m Em D A
I'm gonna sit back and try to enjoy the ride
[Solo]
C Bm D C Bm D
[Verse 4]
D G
I could make a million or wind up broke
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G
Can't take it with you when you go, so
A G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G
Someday I know it's gonna take me home, so
D G D
Free and easy, down the road I go
D G D
Free and easy, down the road I go, yeah
[Outro]
D G A G D G A G D G A
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