Jack It To Jesus Spray It To Hell
Jaida Dreyer
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E E7 B7 A7 E7 [Verse]E7 There’s a long line ofB7 rhine-stoned embroideryB7 A7 Lots of hard headed women back inE7 historyE7 B7 From coal miners daughters, Jolene’s rated XB7 A7 While the ladies sleeping singleEm7 in their double bedsEm7 B7 P-t-a, 9 to 5, lived withE7 drinkers, cheaters, liarsE7 A Knew that life was no rose gardenE7 after all [Chorus]B Em They broke their own hearts,B while blazing the trailB A Those honkey-tonk angels, woreEm the pain wellEm They teased it up high, like trueB southern bellesB A They jacked it to Jesus, theyEm sprayed it to hell [Verse]Continúa después del anuncioB E Nothing but class when country wasB coolB A Wrestled some devils, while theirEm brown eyes turned blueEm Em Stood by their man, even when heB was wrongB A Or drove themselves crazy,Em playing house for too longEm B D-i-v-o-r-c-e, Bouncing babies on their kneesB A Always knew a smile was just aEm lipstick coat away [Chorus]B Em They broke their own hearts,B while blazing the trailB A Those honkey-tonk angels, woreEm the pain wellEm They teased it up high, like trueB southern bellesB A They jacked it to Jesus, theyEm sprayed it to hell [Verse]Em B Sometimes you gotta stitch your own seamsB Thread your own needle, with yourE sequin dreamsEm B You put on your war paint, nobody’ll ever knowB A Well baby get your boots on, itsEm B time for the show [Bridge]B E You break your own heartE B While you blaze the trailB A For a honkey-tonk angelA Em You sure wear it well [Chorus]B Em They broke their own hearts,B while blazing the trailB A Those honkey-tonk angels, woreEm the pain wellEm They teased it up high, like trueB southern bellesB A They jacked it to Jesus, theyEm sprayed it to hellB A Em Jack it to Jesus, spray it to hell