Biography:
Ronnie Gene Dunn (born June 1, 1953, Coleman, Texas) is an American country music singer-songwriter, known for being one half of the duo Brooks & Dunn.
Songfacts states that Ronnie Dunn spent years playing bars and clubs before heading to Nashville and hooking up with Kix Brooks to form the successful duo Brooks & Dunn.
Brooks & Dunn have sold over 30 million records, had 26 #1 singles, and are one of the most consistently successful acts on the concert circuit.
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- Again
- Aint No Trucks In Texas
- Bleed Red
- Boots And Diamonds
- Cadillac Bound
- Cost Of Living
- Country This
- Damn Drunk
- Grown Damm Man
- Grown Damn Man
- Heart Letting Go
- How Far To Waco
- I Dont Dance
- I Just Get Lonely
- I Put That There
- I Wish I Still Smoked Cigarettes
- I Wish I Still Smoked Ciggarettes
- I Worship The Woman You Walked On
- King Of All Things Lonesome
- Kiss You There
- Last Love Im Trying
- Love Owes Me One
- Once
- Peace Love And Country Music
- Shes Actin Single Im Drinkin Doubles
- Steady As She Goes
- Thou Shalt Not
- Your Kind Of Love
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Boots and Diamonds
Ronnie Dunn
This is for the Baritone Guitar tuned to ADGCEA, notes on top.
Standard Tuning onn bottom EADGBE.
C#m F#m B F#m B
Intro: F#m Bm E Bm E or for standard
E-2--------------------0--|-------------------0--|
B-2-------------0-2-2--0--|------------0-2-2--0--|
G-2---------2----------1--|--------2----------1--|
D-4---2-2-4---4--------2--|--2-2-4---4--------2--|
A-4--------------------2--|-------------------2--|
E-2--------------------0--|-------------------0--|
F#m E E
E F#m
A Bm
There's a honky-tonk in Austin, where the cowgirls like to go
A E
D A
Where the party's never over, doors are never closed
E A E
A D A
There's a booth back in the corner, Beneath the old Milwaukee sign
A B E
D E A
Where my hearts been broke at least a dozen times
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Where the best jukebox in texas keeps on crying
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
if I said I'm not addicted I'd be lying
F#m B F#m B
Bm E Bm E
Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds
E F#m
A Bm
lonestar flows like the rio grande and jack black pours like rain
A E
D A
dance floor swings to a fiddle band, lord somethings never change.
A E
D A
those Dallas daddy's daughters bring his money out to play,
A B E
D E A
those Texas women always get their way
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Party girls in denim cow town styling,
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
bunch of cowboys whiskey high and social climbing
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B A E F#m B
D A F#m E D A Bm E
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Where the best jukebox in texas keeps on crying
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
if I said I'm not addicted I'd be lying
F#m B F#m B F#m B
Bm E Bm E Bm E
Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds
F#m B F#m B E
Bm E Bm E A
Boots and Diamonds
flyinglibra51
God Bless Glen Travis Campbell
Ronnie Dunn
This is for the Baritone Guitar tuned to ADGCEA, notes on top.
Standard Tuning onn bottom EADGBE.
C#m F#m B F#m B
Intro: F#m Bm E Bm E or for standard
E-2--------------------0--|-------------------0--|
B-2-------------0-2-2--0--|------------0-2-2--0--|
G-2---------2----------1--|--------2----------1--|
D-4---2-2-4---4--------2--|--2-2-4---4--------2--|
A-4--------------------2--|-------------------2--|
E-2--------------------0--|-------------------0--|
F#m E E
E F#m
A Bm
There's a honky-tonk in Austin, where the cowgirls like to go
A E
D A
Where the party's never over, doors are never closed
E A E
A D A
There's a booth back in the corner, Beneath the old Milwaukee sign
A B E
D E A
Where my hearts been broke at least a dozen times
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Where the best jukebox in texas keeps on crying
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
if I said I'm not addicted I'd be lying
F#m B F#m B
Bm E Bm E
Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds
E F#m
A Bm
lonestar flows like the rio grande and jack black pours like rain
A E
D A
dance floor swings to a fiddle band, lord somethings never change.
A E
D A
those Dallas daddy's daughters bring his money out to play,
A B E
D E A
those Texas women always get their way
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Party girls in denim cow town styling,
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
bunch of cowboys whiskey high and social climbing
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
F#m B
Bm E
Boots and Diamonds
A E C#m B A E F#m B
D A F#m E D A Bm E
A E C#m B
D A F#m E
Where the best jukebox in texas keeps on crying
A E F#m B
D A Bm E
if I said I'm not addicted I'd be lying
F#m B F#m B F#m B
Bm E Bm E Bm E
Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds Boots and Diamonds
F#m B F#m B E
Bm E Bm E A
Boots and Diamonds
flyinglibra51
God Bless Glen Travis Campbell
Ronnie Hilton
Ronnie Hudson
Ronnie Hussein
Ronnie Lane
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