Rodney Atkins - About the South

About the South Rodney Atkins this sound close to me he plays this is sharp or capo on 1st [D]Fried pickles, drunk chicken, craw fishing in the creek Wild turkey, deer jerky tough as Tarzan's feet H[G]ot women skinny swimmin', barely belly button deep [D]Turn muddy river water into sweet, sweet tea H[A]ayloft l[G]ovin' in the holler behind the house N[D]o doubt about what I love about the south [D]Loretta lynn, maker's mark, that's Kentucky as can be Jack Daniels, Dolly Parton, oh the hills (allcountrytabs.com)

About the South Rodney Atkins # # {sot #-----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# {eot ## This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # ## song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # # {sot #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# {eot # #this sound close to me he plays this is sharp or capo on 1st # [D]Fried pickles, drunk chicken, craw fishi (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

About the South Rodney Atkins Fried pickles, dru[D]nk chicken, craw fishing in the creek Wild turkey, deer jerky tough as Tarzan's feet H[G]ot women skinny swimmin', barely belly button deep [D]Turn muddy river water into sweet, sweet tea H[A]ayloft l[G]ovin' in the holler behind the house N[D]o doubt about what I love about the south [D]Loretta lynn, maker's mark, that's Kentucky as can be Jack Daniels, Dolly Parton, oh the hills of Tennessee Fi[G]nger pickin', bluegrass blowing in the wind (azchords.com)

About the South Rodney Atkins (Correctsion) Tune Down 1/2 Step [E]Fried pickles, drunk chicken, crawfishin' in the creek. Wild Turkey, deer jerky, tough as Tarzan's feet. H[A]ot women, skinny swimmin' barely bellybutton deep [E]Turn muddy river water into sweet, sweet tea H[B]ay loft l[A]ovin' in the holler 'hind the house [E]No doubt about it, what I love about the South [E]Loretta Lynn, Maker's Mark, it's Kentucky as can be Jack Daniel's, Dolly Parton hold the hills of Tennessee F[A]inger (azchords.com)