D 200232 (D/F#) [Intro]G C G D G [Verse 1]G C G I had a dog named Banjo and a girl named MuffinD G I just blew in from Texas, I didn't know nothingC G But I found my way around this town with a friend I made named GuyD G Who loved Susanna, and so did I [Verse 2]G C G Now, there was this run down shack on Acklen Avenue that I shared with Skinny DennisD G And a poet name of Richard Dobson who had a novel he'd never finishC G That's when Johnny Rodriguez, David Olney and Steve Earle first came throughD G And every other guitar bum whose name I never knew[Chorus]C G D G Old school Nashville, Harlan Howard, Bob McDillC G D G Tom T. Hall, go drink your fill, and blow us all away [Instrumental]G C G D G [Verse 3]G C G Now, there was this tight-rope-walker who called herself "The Queen of Poughkeepsie"D G Who ran away from the circus with some roustabout redneck gypsyC G Now, they were Townes Van Zandt fans and prone to combustionD G They fought like dogs in Spanish and made love in Russian [Bridge]Em D C G I wish Newberry and Buck White would drop on by the house tonightEm D C D Things have changed 'round here you bet, but it don't seem much better yet [Verse 4]G C G I first met Willie Nelson with some friends at a partyD G I was twenty-two years old and he must've been pushing fortyC G Now, there was hippies and reefer and God knows what all, I was drinking pretty hardD G I played him this shitty song I wrote, then puked out in the yard [Chorus]C G D G Old school Nashville, Harlan Howard, Bob McDillC G D G Tom T. Hall, go drink your fill, and blow us all awayC G D G Tom T. Hall, go drink your fill, and blow us all away
Nashville 1972
Rodney Crowell
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