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| | G | C |
| | John Roy was a b | oy I knew |
| | G | D |
| | Since he was three and | I was two |
| | G | C | D |
| | Grew up two little ho | uses down from | me |
| | G | C |
| The o | nly two bad apples on our f | amily tree |
| | G | D |
| Kind of | ripened and rotted in our | puberty |
| | G | C | D |
| | Two kindred spirits b | ound by desti | ny |
| | Em | D |
| Well no | w I was smart, but I la | cked ambition |
| | C | G |
| J | ohnny was wild with no inh | ibition |
| | C | Am | D |
| Was | about like mixin' | fire and gasol | ine |
| | G | D |
| | Let's go down to M | exico |
| | G | C |
| | Chase senoritas, drink o | urselves silly |
| | G | D |
| Show them | Mexican girls a couple r | eal hillbillies |
| | G | C |
| Got a | pocket full of cash and that | old Ford truck |
| | G | D |
| A f | uzzy cat hangin' from the | mirror for luck |
| | C | Am | D |
| Said d | on't you know all those | little brown-eyed g | irls |
| | G | C | G | D | G | C | G | D |
| Want playboys of the southw | estern world | | | | | | | |
| | G | C |
| | Long around our e | ighteenth year |
| | G | D |
| We found | two airplane tickets the hell | out of here |
| | G | C | D |
| Got | scholarships to some | small town school in | Texas |
| | G | C |
| We l | earned to drink Sangrias 'till the d | awns early light |
| | G | D |
| Eat | eggs Rancheros and throw | up all night |
| | G | C | D |
| An | d tell those Daddy's girls we were ma | joring in a | rodeo |