Biography:
Mississippi based CROSSIN DIXON have made a name for themselves in only a short time by performing in front of over 100,000 people in 2006 playing the college and club scene. Since their formation in 2004, CROSSIN DIXON has averaged more than 100 shows a year.
After an introduction from a mutual friend in 2006, the band met record producer Michael Knox (he also produces Jason Aldean).
"I haven't heard vocals like theirs since Alabama," Knox says. "They really have something special."
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CAPO 1st Fret
Intro: (G Dm C G) 2X
Verse 1
G
Sometimes I'm mad at the world, Mad at this town
Dm
Mad 'cause I can't lose the same five pounds
C
That I've been trying' to lose
G
for three or four years now.
G
Sometimes I feel like a truck that just won't run
Dm
On the side of the road in the July sun
C
There ain't another car for miles
G
That I can thumb down.
G F
I guess every now and then
C G
You're going to land on a bad day
F
Though I still do
C D
I know I can't complain.
Chorus:
G
Cause I love what I do
Love where I'm at
F
The stage, my band, and my old black hat
C
My big wool blanket
G
Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love lovin' you.
Verse
G
Now heaven to me it's a simple thing
Dm
It's just you and me
And a phone that don't ring
C G
Popcorn poppin' on a lay around Friday night.
G
Seein' you smile when I wake up
Dm
The way you slide to the middle of my pick up truck
C G
The way you say baby, it's all gonna be all right
F G
When I walk in at the end of a worn out day
F C D
And I see you baby, how can I complain.
To Chorus:
G
Yes, I do.
Lead:
G
Well, I love where I've been, I don't look back
Dm
I thank God for the life he lets me have
C
My big wool blanket
G
Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love lovin' you.
Outro:
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love ...........
Oh yes I do. ............
Dm C F C G
Love lovin' you......
.
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run.
C G
Lovin' you........
Intro: (G Dm C G) 2X
Verse 1
G
Sometimes I'm mad at the world, Mad at this town
Dm
Mad 'cause I can't lose the same five pounds
C
That I've been trying' to lose
G
for three or four years now.
G
Sometimes I feel like a truck that just won't run
Dm
On the side of the road in the July sun
C
There ain't another car for miles
G
That I can thumb down.
G F
I guess every now and then
C G
You're going to land on a bad day
F
Though I still do
C D
I know I can't complain.
Chorus:
G
Cause I love what I do
Love where I'm at
F
The stage, my band, and my old black hat
C
My big wool blanket
G
Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love lovin' you.
Verse
G
Now heaven to me it's a simple thing
Dm
It's just you and me
And a phone that don't ring
C G
Popcorn poppin' on a lay around Friday night.
G
Seein' you smile when I wake up
Dm
The way you slide to the middle of my pick up truck
C G
The way you say baby, it's all gonna be all right
F G
When I walk in at the end of a worn out day
F C D
And I see you baby, how can I complain.
To Chorus:
G
Yes, I do.
Lead:
G
Well, I love where I've been, I don't look back
Dm
I thank God for the life he lets me have
C
My big wool blanket
G
Sleepin' in my cowboy boots
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run
F C
My red guitar I bang around on some
Dm C F C G
And I love lovin' you
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love lovin' you.
Outro:
Dm C F C G
Baby, I love ...........
Oh yes I do. ............
Dm C F C G
Love lovin' you......
.
G
I love my old bird dog
I like to watch him run.
C G
Lovin' you........
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