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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- 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
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- I Worship The Woman You Walked On
- King Of All Things Lonesome
- Kiss You There
- Last Love Im Trying
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- Once
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This song can be played in a standard 3/4 time signature. Hit a bass note, then strum twice.
[Intro]
A E D D
[Verse 1]
A G
You don't wrong a heart, of a woman that loves you
D A
You don't turn your back on her tears
A G D
The arms you leave lonely, won't wait forever (You know what?
E
That's why I'm here
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A A E D
I worship the woman you walked on
[Verse 2]
A G
I bet the wrongs-haunt-you, the should-haves, the want-tos
D A
Are ghosts now in your empty bed
A G
You gave up her soft touch, turned your back on her sweet love
D E
You must have, been out of your head
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A
I worship the woman you walked on
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A
I worship the woman you walked on
[Coda]
D
Oh, I worship
E
Oh, the woman
A
You walked on
A G
You don't wrong a heart, of a woman that loves you
D A
You don't turn your back on her tears
[Intro]
A E D D
[Verse 1]
A G
You don't wrong a heart, of a woman that loves you
D A
You don't turn your back on her tears
A G D
The arms you leave lonely, won't wait forever (You know what?
E
That's why I'm here
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A A E D
I worship the woman you walked on
[Verse 2]
A G
I bet the wrongs-haunt-you, the should-haves, the want-tos
D A
Are ghosts now in your empty bed
A G
You gave up her soft touch, turned your back on her sweet love
D E
You must have, been out of your head
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A
I worship the woman you walked on
[Chorus]
A E Bm
'Cause I worship the woman you walked on
D E
I hold her at night, 'til she's satisfied
A E Bm
Oh, I try to right all you did wrong
D E A
I worship the woman you walked on
[Coda]
D
Oh, I worship
E
Oh, the woman
A
You walked on
A G
You don't wrong a heart, of a woman that loves you
D A
You don't turn your back on her tears
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