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Whos Gonna Fill Their Shoes George Jones
[A] You know this old world is full of singers,
[C#m(4] But just a few are chosen.
[Bm] To tear your heart out when they [A]sin[E]g.
[A] Imagine life without them,
[C#m(4] all your, radio heros,
like the ou[Bm]tlaw that [C#m(4]walks through Jesse's d[A5]ream.
No, There will ne[A]ver be another.
[C#m(4]red-headed stranger,
a m[Bm]an in black and folsom prison b[A]lu[E]es.
The O[A]kie from Muskogee,
[C#m(4] or hello darling.
[Bm]Lord I wonder, Who's gonna f[C#m(4]ill their s[A5]hoes?
W[A]ho's gonna fill their shoes?
[A5]Who's gonna stand that tall?
[Bm]Who's gonna play the Opry?
[A]And the Wallbash Cannonball?
[C#m(4]Who's gonna give their heart and soul,
[Bm]to get to me and you?
Lord I wo[A]nder, w[E]ho's gonna fill their sh[A]oes?
KEY:Bb
[Bb]God bless the boys from Memphis,
[Dm(5]blue suede shoes and Elvis
[Abm(3]much to soon he left his world in [Bb]tea[F]rs.
[Bb]They tore up the 50s.
[Dm(5]Old Jerry Lee and Charlie,
[Abm(3]and old Gold Cat Gole still e[Dm(5]choes through the y[Bb(6]ears.
KEY:B
[B]You know the heart of country music,
[D#m(6]still beats in Luth the drifer.
You can t[C#m(4]ell when hew sings I saw the l[B]ig[F#]ht.
[B] Old Marty, Hank and Lefty,
why [D#m(6]I can feel them right here with me,
on this [C#m(4]silver eagle r[D#m(6]olling through the n[B(7]ight.
W[B]ho's gonna fill their shoes?
[B(7]Who's gonna stand that tall?
[C#m(4]Who's gonna play the opry?
[B]And the Wallbash Cannonball?
[D#m(6]Who's gonna give their heart and soul,
[C#m(4]to get to me and you?
Lord I wo[B]nder, w[F#]ho's gonna fill their sh[B]oes?
Yes I wo[B]nder, w[F#]ho's gonna fill there sh[B]oes?
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schraut (report)
I think it is "Luke the drifter"
Also:: "wabash cannonball"