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Lynyrd Skynyrd (pronounced /?l?n?rd 'sk?n?rd/ LEN-?rd-SKIN-?rd) is a Southern Rock band, formed in Jacksonville, Florida, USA in 1964. The band became prominent in the Southern United States in 1973, and rose to worldwide recognition before three members and one road crew member died in an airplane crash in 1977. The band reformed in 1987 for a reunion tour with lead singer Ronnie Van Zant's younger brother Johnny as the frontman. Lynyrd Skynyrd continues to tour and record.
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- All I Have Is A Song
- Am I Losing
- Blame It On A Sad Song
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- Four Walls Of Raiford
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- I Know A Little
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- Jacksonville Kid
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- Last Rebel
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- Pure And Simple
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- Roll Gypsy Roll
- Rough Around The Edges
- Saturday Night Special
- Simple Life
- Skynyrd Nation
- Southern Ways
- Swamp Music
- Sweet Little Missy
- T For Texas
- Take Your Time
- That Aint My America
- That Smell
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- The Last Rebel
- The Needle And The Spoon
- Things Goin On
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- Truck Drivin Man
- Tuesdays Gone
- Unwrite That Song
- Was I Right Or Wrong
- Whats Your Name
- Whiskey Rock
- Wild Thing
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This is how I play Red, White, and Blue on my acoustic. It sonds pretty close to me.
is standard and all the chords are basic. When you get to the places where you end with
A chord and start a new line with the A chord, give a quick lift on it to get the break
you hear in the song.
A
We don't have no plastic L.A. friends,
G
Ain't on the edge of no popular trend,
D A
Ain't never seen the inside of that magazine GQ.
(LIFT)A
We don't care if you're a lawyer, or a Texas oil man,
G
Or some waitress bustin' ass in some liquor stand.
D A
If you got soul we hang out with people just like you.
CHORUS: Give a quick lift on the A chord here.
A Em
My hair's turnin' White.
D
My neck's always been Red.
A
My collar's still Blue.
G
We've always been here,
D
Just tryin' to sing the truth to you.
G
Guess, you can say,
D
We've always been,
A
Red, White, and Blue.
A
Ride our own bikes to Sturgis and pay our own dues,
G
Smokin' camels and drinkin' domestic brews.
D A
If you want to know where i've been, just look at my hands.
(LIFT)A
Yeah, I driven by the White House and spent some time in jail.
G
Mamma cried but she still wouldn't pay my bail.
D A
I ain't been no angel, but even God he understands.
CHORUS:LIFT ON THE A
SOLO:
A
My Daddy worked hard and so have I.
G D
We paid our taxes and gave our lives, to serve this great country
A
So what are they complainin' about.
(LIFT)A
Yeah we love our families, we love our kids.
G
You know it's love that makes us all so rich.
D
That's where we're at, if they don't like it they can just,
A
Just, GET THE HELL OUT!!
CHORUS: LIFT ON THE A
Here is where they get all crazy like at the end of most of their songs, so I just
the the chorus again and finish STRONG on the last RED, WHITE, and BLUE. I hope you like
version.
is standard and all the chords are basic. When you get to the places where you end with
A chord and start a new line with the A chord, give a quick lift on it to get the break
you hear in the song.
A
We don't have no plastic L.A. friends,
G
Ain't on the edge of no popular trend,
D A
Ain't never seen the inside of that magazine GQ.
(LIFT)A
We don't care if you're a lawyer, or a Texas oil man,
G
Or some waitress bustin' ass in some liquor stand.
D A
If you got soul we hang out with people just like you.
CHORUS: Give a quick lift on the A chord here.
A Em
My hair's turnin' White.
D
My neck's always been Red.
A
My collar's still Blue.
G
We've always been here,
D
Just tryin' to sing the truth to you.
G
Guess, you can say,
D
We've always been,
A
Red, White, and Blue.
A
Ride our own bikes to Sturgis and pay our own dues,
G
Smokin' camels and drinkin' domestic brews.
D A
If you want to know where i've been, just look at my hands.
(LIFT)A
Yeah, I driven by the White House and spent some time in jail.
G
Mamma cried but she still wouldn't pay my bail.
D A
I ain't been no angel, but even God he understands.
CHORUS:LIFT ON THE A
SOLO:
A
My Daddy worked hard and so have I.
G D
We paid our taxes and gave our lives, to serve this great country
A
So what are they complainin' about.
(LIFT)A
Yeah we love our families, we love our kids.
G
You know it's love that makes us all so rich.
D
That's where we're at, if they don't like it they can just,
A
Just, GET THE HELL OUT!!
CHORUS: LIFT ON THE A
Here is where they get all crazy like at the end of most of their songs, so I just
the the chorus again and finish STRONG on the last RED, WHITE, and BLUE. I hope you like
version.
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M76ukulele
M83
Maaike Ouboter
Maan