Biography:
Ashley McBryde (born July 29, 1983) is an American country music singer-songwriter.[2] She released her self-titled debut album independently in January 2006. Her second independent album, Elsebound, was released in June 2011. An extended play titled Jalopies & Expensive Guitars was released through Road Life Records in March 2016. She signed with Warner Music Nashville in 2017 and released her major label debut album, Girl Going Nowhere, the following year.
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Other songs:
- A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega
- American Scandal
- Andy I Cant Live Without You
- Better On The Water
- Bible And A 44
- El Dorado
- Fat And Famous
- Girl Goin Nowhere
- Good Ole Friend Of Mine
- Home Sweet Highway
- Intro Jalopies Expensive Guitars
- Ive Been Everywhere
- Livin Next To Leroy
- Lookin For A Buzz
- Luckiest Sob
- Radioland
- Rattlesnake Preacher
- Redemption
- Southern Babylon
- The Jacket
- Tired Of Being Happy
- Trouble
- What If We Dont
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Bible and a .44 - Ashley McBryde
https://youtu.be/sENluIvmlls
Capo 3
[Intro]
D/F# C G Em D/F# G
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He had a southern drawl like a redbone hound
C G D/F# G
And every song he sang was my favorite sound
C G D/F# Em
He'd be the last one off if the ship went down
C G D/F# G
The kind of man it feels good to be a-round
C G D/F# G
The kind of man it feels good to be a-round
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He had hair as white as a cotton field
C G D/F# G
He could spin you a story like a wagon wheel
C G D/F# Em
Never went nowhere without a rod and reel
C G D/F# G
Lord I miss that man and I always will
C G D/F# G
I miss that man and I always will
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
[Interlude]
C G D/F# G
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He said take what you got and do the best you can
C G D/F# G
The best thing you'll ever own is a piece of land
C G D/F# Em
Ya'll he knew his like the back of his hand
C G D/F# G
He was somethin' else, my old man
C G D/F# G
He was somethin' else, my old man
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
I saw him strum this thing every chance he could
C G D/F# G
And he left it to me like he said he would
C G D/F# Em
And if you ask me why it sounds so good
C G D/F# G
It's 'cause I'm holdin' more than strings and wood
C G D/F# G
I'm holdin' more than strings and wood
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
C G D/F# G
They just don't make 'em like that no more
[Outro]
D/F# C G Em D/F# G
https://youtu.be/sENluIvmlls
Capo 3
[Intro]
D/F# C G Em D/F# G
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He had a southern drawl like a redbone hound
C G D/F# G
And every song he sang was my favorite sound
C G D/F# Em
He'd be the last one off if the ship went down
C G D/F# G
The kind of man it feels good to be a-round
C G D/F# G
The kind of man it feels good to be a-round
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He had hair as white as a cotton field
C G D/F# G
He could spin you a story like a wagon wheel
C G D/F# Em
Never went nowhere without a rod and reel
C G D/F# G
Lord I miss that man and I always will
C G D/F# G
I miss that man and I always will
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
[Interlude]
C G D/F# G
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
He said take what you got and do the best you can
C G D/F# G
The best thing you'll ever own is a piece of land
C G D/F# Em
Ya'll he knew his like the back of his hand
C G D/F# G
He was somethin' else, my old man
C G D/F# G
He was somethin' else, my old man
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
[Verse]
C G D/F# G
I saw him strum this thing every chance he could
C G D/F# G
And he left it to me like he said he would
C G D/F# Em
And if you ask me why it sounds so good
C G D/F# G
It's 'cause I'm holdin' more than strings and wood
C G D/F# G
I'm holdin' more than strings and wood
[Chorus]
C G
He'd see through a lie like an old screen door
Em D G
He taught me how to hunt, how to love the lord
C Em
He car-ried a bi-ble and for-ty-four
C G D/F# G
And they just don't make 'em like that no more
C G D/F# G
They just don't make 'em like that no more
[Outro]
D/F# C G Em D/F# G
Ashlie Amaral
Ashmont Hill
Ashston Becker D (...)
Ashton Gardner A (...)
Ashton Lane