Artist: | George Strait (English) |
User: | rlcsinger |
Duration: | 130 seconds |
Delay: | 12 seconds |
Chord names: | Not defined |
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"The Fireman"
By George Strait
Album: Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind
Written by: Mack Vickery & Wayne Kemp
Intro: A E A
Chorus:
G
Well they call me the fireman,
C G
That's my name,
G
Making my rounds all over town
G D
Putting out old flames.
D G
Well everybody like to have a what I got,
G C
I can cool 'em down when they're smouldering hot
C G
I'm the fireman,
D G
That's my name.
1st Verse:
G
Last night they had a bad one
G D G
A mile or two down the road,
G
Well my buddy walked out
G D
And left his woman burning out of control.
D G
Well I was down there in about a hour or so,
G C
With a little mouth to mouth she was ready to go
C G
I'm the fireman,
D G
That's my name.
Repeat Chorus: (They call me the....)
Instrumental Break: (use same chord structure in verses)
2nd Verse:
G D G
I got a fire engine red T-bird automobile,
G D
In a minute or less I can be dressed fit to kill.
D G
I work twenty-four on and twenty-four off,
G C
When they get too hot they just give me a call
C G
I'm the fireman,
D G
That's my name.
Repeat Chorus: (They call me the...) D
C G
They call me the fireman,
D G
That's my name.