These are Small Town Talk chords by RVSHVD on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.
[Intro] A [Verse 1] A The way I was raised up, I don't really say a lot F#m I keep my mouth shut, a man's word is all he's got E So if you've got to know the ins and outs of all D of my life story Head down to Georgia [Chorus 1] A And let my small town talk, it'll tell you all about me F#m Them old grade school walks, chalkboards full of memories E I learned right from wrong, to keep my word no matter D what it costs (hmm) A From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus F#m To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peacful E In a hundred years,
I can try but ain't
D
no way to say it all
A
So let my small town talk
[Verse 2]
A
Out on main steet,
you still see them tire marks
F#m
I was eighteen,
she was the first to
break my heart
E
Drank a fifth of Jack
in daddy's Cadillac,
D
it damn near killed me
And I still can't take
the feeling
[Chorus 2]
A
So let my small town talk,
it'll tell you all about me
F#m
Them old grade school walks,
chalkboards full of memories
E
I learned right from wrong,
to keep my word no matter
D
what it costs (hmm)
A
From that red brick church,
where I finally came to Jesus
F#m
To that cold red dirt,
where grandma's
resting peacful
E
In a hundred years,
I can try but ain't
D
no way to say it all
[Bridge]
F#m
So let my small town talk
E
Once in a while I take
D
a drive just to remind me
Bm
So if you're trying to find me
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[Chorus 3] A So let my small town talk, it'll tell you all about me F#m Them old grade school walks, chalkboards full of memories E I learned right from wrong, to keep my word no matter D what it costs A From that red brick church, where I finally came to Jesus F#m To that cold red dirt, where grandma's resting peacful E In a hundred years, I can try but ain't no D way to say it all [Outro] A So let my small town talk F#m Let my small town talk E Let my small town talk D Let my small town talk A
