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[Intro]
| D - | - - | - - | G - |
| D - | - - | - - | G - |
| - - | D C | G - | D C |
[Verse 1]
G D
Well, I come from the South,
C
Iâm a rolling stone
G
The woods of Alabama is where I call my home
D C
Iâm a country boy and I donât belong
G
Among the bright lights of L. A.
D C
Got a pickup truck with a straight pipe sound
G
Come Friday night, I ride through town
D C
Got the radio up and windows rolled down
G
All the women they look my way.
[Chorus]
D C
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
G
reckless kind that donât take nothing
D
Put me down,
C G
we can sure enough step outside
D C
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
G
us good ole boys weâre all the same
D C G
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
D C
Just a little on the Redneck side
[Interlude]
| G - | D C |
| G - |
[Verse 2]
D C
Weekend comes, Iâve got a steel guitar
G
Blaring out loud from a roadhouse bar
D C
So put a dollar in that ole tip jar
G
And play another country song
D C
We got late night women and ole pool halls
G
Cigar smoke and barroom brawls
D C
And with them deer heads up on the wall
G
Honey, thatâs what I call home
[Chorus]
D C
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
G
reckless kind that donât take nothing
D
Put me down,
C G
we can sure enough step outside
D C
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
G
us good ole boys weâre all the same
D C G
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
D
Just a little on the Redneck side
[Bridge]
G G
Faded jeans and a flannel shirt
D G G D
Carhartt boots caked up in dirt
G G D
Living fast and living free
G G A
Donât give a damn what you think of me.
[Solo]
| D | G |
| D | G | D | G |
| D |
[Chorus]
A D C
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
G
reckless kind that donât take nothing
D
Put me down,
C G
we can sure enough step outside
D C
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
G
us good ole boys weâre all the same
D C G
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
D C
Just a little on the Redneck side
G D C
Yeah, just a little on the redneck side
G D C
Just a little on the redneck side
G D C G D
[Intro]
| D - | - - | - - | G - |
| D - | - - | - - | G - |
| - - | D C | G - | D C |
[Verse 1]
| G - | D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D C | G - | D C |
| G - |
Well, I come from the South,
Iâm a rolling stone
The woods of Alabama is where I call my home
Iâm a country boy and I donât belong
Among the bright lights of L. A.
Got a pickup truck with a straight pipe sound
Come Friday night, I ride through town
Got the radio up and windows rolled down
All the women they look my way.
[Chorus]
| D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D C |
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
reckless kind that donât take nothing
Put me down,
we can sure enough step outside
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
us good ole boys weâre all the same
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
Just a little on the Redneck side
[Interlude]
| G - | D C |
| G - |
[Verse 2]
| D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D C | G - | D C |
| G - |
Weekend comes, Iâve got a steel guitar
Blaring out loud from a roadhouse bar
So put a dollar in that ole tip jar
And play another country song
We got late night women and ole pool halls
Cigar smoke and barroom brawls
And with them deer heads up on the wall
Honey, thatâs what I call home
[Chorus]
| D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D C | G - | D C |
| G - | D - |
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
reckless kind that donât take nothing
Put me down,
we can sure enough step outside
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
us good ole boys weâre all the same
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
Just a little on the Redneck side
[Bridge]
| G G | D - |
| G G | D - | G G | D - |
| G G | A - |
Faded jeans and a flannel shirt
Carhartt boots caked up in dirt
Living fast and living free
Donât give a damn what you think of me.
[Solo]
| D | G |
| D | G | D | G |
| D |
[Chorus]
| A - | D C | G - |
| D C | G - | D C | G - |
| D C | G - | D C | G - |
| D C | G - | D C | G - |
| D C | G - | D - |
âCause Iâm a fun loving, beer chugging,
reckless kind that donât take nothing
Put me down,
we can sure enough step outside
I like Jim Beam and John Wayne,
us good ole boys weâre all the same
With a big hell yeah and a whole lot of American pride
Just a little on the Redneck side
Yeah, just a little on the redneck side
Just a little on the redneck side
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