Southern Gentleman
Luke Bryan
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F C G [Verse 1]F C You looked at me like I was crazyF C , When I said mam'm to that little old ladyF C You ain't heard talk like thatDm Em lately, But I can see, it's gotAm G you smilin'F C F And you say you still remember,C our first date me cookin' you dinnerF C And how I didn't even try to kissDm you at the end of the date Cause I was raised to [Chorus]F C Stand up when you walk in theF C door, Spin you around an old heart pine floorF C Rock you baby on a wraparoundDm Em Am G porch, Underneath the magnolia blossomF C Walk you down old live oak road,F C Barefoot bridge see a sunset showF C Say I love you when I pull youDm Em close, and you know it's true, asAm G the gospelF C Ain't nobody gonna love youG better than, this southern gentlemanContinues after the adF C (x2) [Verse 2]F C I'm gonna, open up theseF plantation blinds, to the sun comingC up in your pretty blue eyesF C Tell you you're beautiful aDm thousand times a day 'Til your in love with the way that I [Chorus]F C Stand up when you walk in theF C door, Spin you around an old heart pine floorF C Rock you baby on a wraparoundDm Em Am G porch, Underneath the magnolia blossomF C Walk you down old live oak road,F C Barefoot bridge see a sunset showF C Say I love you when I pull youDm Em close, and you know it's true, asAm G the gospelF C Ain't nobody gonna love youG better than, this southern gentleman [Solo] F C (x2)F C G [Bridge]Dm Girl I'm gonna take you on a tripAm G like back in timeF Just put your hand in mine, and won't you [Chorus]Dm7/A Am7/E Come here when you walk in theF C door, Let me spin you around this old heart pine floorF C Rock you baby on a wraparoundDm Em Am G porch, Underneath the magnolia blossomF C Walk you down old live oak road,F C Barefoot bridge see a sunset showF C Say I love you when I pull youDm Em close, and you know it's true, asAm G the gospelF C Ain't nobody gonna love youG Am G better than,F C Can't nobody ever love you betterG than, this southern gentleman [Other] F C (x2)F C G