Tono: D
Introducción:
D C
I started out with a .410, then moved to a .20 gauge.
G A
Every squirrel and rabbit in Dallas county knew my name.
D C
I sat on the stand with PawPaw from the time I was three years old.
G A
When I was eight I used a muzzle loader to kill my first doe.
D C
These days I go down to Wal-Mart and they set 'em in the back.
G A
Some people wanna take 'em away, why don't you go bust them boys that
sellin' crack.
D C
Guns, whether Remingtons and Glocks.
G A
Come on man it ain't like I'm a slingin' 'em on the block.
D C
I'm gunna tell you once and listen son.
G
As long as I'm alive and breathing,
A
You wont take my guns.
D
If there ever was a time we need 'em,
C
I'd say it be today.
G A
When we're letting them terrorists watch cable TV and walk out of Guantanamo Bay.
D C
I just try to do the right thing and raise my family in this land.
G A
Treating me like you want to be treated and that's what I call a man.
D C
If we don't have 'em, what do we do. Tell me where we gunna go.
G A
Somebody breaks into my house, I'm gunna need my Colt .44.
D C
Guns, whether Remingtons and Glocks.
G A
Come on man it, ain't like I'm a slingin' 'em on the block.
D C
I'm gunna tell you once and listen son.
G
As long as I'm alive and breathing,
A
You wont take my guns.
Listen.
D C
Guns. Whether Remingtons or Glocks.
G A
Come on man, it ain't like I'm a slingin' 'em on the block.
D C
I'm gunna tell once and listen son.
G A
As long as I'm alive and breathing,
D C GA
And I'm still breathing
D
You wont take my guns.
D C G A
No, you can take 'em from me when you take 'em from my grandpa and my daddy