My Fathers Advice

Rodney Crowell

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A (2)
A The old man never chatted much he
D A wasn't that kind of guy
A He doled out chores and he missed
B my games and we never did see eye
E eye
A On the day my bus was leaving the
D A sky was ripe with snow
A He tossed my duffle in the truck
E A and he said you're good to go
A Like a genie wreathed in camel
D A smoke a ball cap wearing sage
A Smoke stub hanging from his mug.
B E He said son you've come of age
A I can't give you no dang money nor
D A a truck that's fit to drive
A But I can leave you these few
E A words and maybe help you stay alive
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Refrain
D A Never eat at a place called
E mom's. Don't play cards with a guy
F#m named doc
D A If you find yourself in a high
E stakes game keep your big bills in
A your sock
D A Be careful who you cotton to
E F#m especially the girls
D A If you find someone who loves you
E A son, go ahead and give it a whirl D A E F#m D A E A x2
A Don't flirt too much with your
D wife's best friend or with your
A best friends wife
A Don't drink and play with fire,
B E cuz" it'll ruin a fellas life
A Don't steal what don't belong to
D A you and don't be afraid to give
A Try to swing first in a bar room
E A brawl and don't go in tentative Refrain
A Now once we drew up to the depot,
D A he said tell me where you land
A This snow won't hold the bus up
B E and he held out his right hand
A Now in case I've never told you
D A this, I'm proud to call you son
A But the best men carry pocket
E A knives and than he gave me one
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