Some People Change Kenny Chesney
Intro - D - G - D - G
(verse 1)
[D]His old man was a rebel yeller,
[G]Bad boy to the bone, he'd say,
[D]Can't trust a color'd feller
[G]He[D]'d[-] j[G]udge em by the tone of their skin,
(verse 2)
[D]He was raised to think like his dad,
[G]Narrow mind and full of hate,
[D]On the road to nowhere fast,
[G]Ti[A]ll the grace of God got in the way,
Then he saw the light,
[G]an[D]d hit his knees and cried and said a prayer,
[A]Ro[G]se up a brand new man, left the old one right there,
(chorus)
[D]He[A]re[G]'s to the strong thanks to the brave,
[Bm]don[G]'t[D] give up hope, some people change,
[A]Ag[G]ainst all odds, against the grain,
[Bm]Lov[G]e [D]fi[-]nd[G]s a way, some people change,
(verse 3)
[D]She was born with her mothers habit,
[G]guess you could say it's in her blood,
[D]She hates that she's gotta have it,
[G]She feels her glass up,
[D]She'd love to kill that bottle,
[G]But All she could think about is a,
[D]Better life a second chance,
[G]And everyone she's lettin down, She throws that bottle down,
(chorus)
[D]He[A]re[G]'s to the strong thanks to the brave,
[Bm]don[G]'t[D] give up hope, some people change,
[A]Ag[G]ainst all odds, against the grain,
[Bm]Lov[G]e [F#m]find[-]s [G]a way, some people change,
(bridge)
[G]Thank God for those who make it,
[F#m]Let [-]th[G]em[A] be the light,
(lead - D - A - G)
(chorus)
[Bm]Som[G]e [D]people change,
[A]He[G]re's to the strong thanks to the brave,
[Bm]don[G]'t[D] give up hope, some people change,
[A]Ag[G]ainst all odds, against the grain,
[Bm]Lov[G]e [D]fi[A]nd[G]s a way, some people cha---nge, yea
[Bm]Som[G]e [D]pe[-]op[A]le[-] c[G]hange
[Bm]Som[G]e [D]pe[-]op[A]le[-] c[G]hange
[Bm]Som[G]e [D]pe[-]op[A]le[-] c[G]hange
[Bm]Som[G]e [D]pe[-]op[A]le[-] c[G]hange
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