D                        A
  Dog gone my soul how I love them old songs
A                                  D
  'cause they were a comfort to me when I was alone.
D                           A
  The dancin' stops but the music goes on,
A                         A             D
  dog gone my soul, how I love them old songs.

[Verse 2]
D                             A
  Ah, when I hear that double Eagle guitar,
A                               D
  it makes me think how trouble free girl we are.
D                             A
  There was a time I spent my   nights in a bar,
E                          A
playin' that old jukebox until the honky tonkie locked up.

[Interlude]
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[Verse 3]
D                                 A
  Dog gone my mind, it just won't leave me alone,
A                           D
  keeps on remindin' me I'm   so far from home.
     D                              A
Them heart breakin' achin' eggs and bacon country songs,
           E                               A
well, they take me back to hardwood floors outdoor Johns and Mason Jars.

[Verse 4]
     D                 A
It's all I can do to believe that it's gone,
     A                             D
that hard knockin' rockin' rollin' life that I've known.
          D                     A
Well, the dancin's all over the music must go on,
A                         A             D
  dog gone my soul, how I love them old songs.