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Drive On lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
this is a very good country song written and recorded by Johnny Cash.
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Drive On Written and recorded by Johnny Cash
C Well I got a friend named Whiskey Sam F He was my boonierat buddy for a year in Nam G7 He said I think my country got a little off track C G7 C Took 'em twenty five years to welcome me back
But it's better than not comin' back at all F Many a good men I saw fall G7 And even now every time I dream C G7 C I hear the men and the monkeys in the jungle scream
Drive on it don't mean nothin' G7 C My children love me but they don't understand F C And I got a woman who knows her man
Drive on don't mean nothin' and don't mean nothin' G7 C Drive on
Well I remember one night Tex and me F Rappelled in on a hot L.Z. G7 We had our sixteen's on rock and roll C G7 C And with all that fire I was scared and cold
I was crazy and I was wild F And I have seen the tiger smile G7 I spit in a bamboo viper's face C G7 C And I'd be dead but by God's grace
Repeat #2
It was a slow walk in a sad rain F And nobody tried to be John Wayne G7 I came home but Tex did not C G7 C And I can't talk about the hit he got
But I got a little limp now when I walk F And I got a little tremolo when I talk G7 But my letter read from Whiskey Sam C G7 C You're a walkin' talkin' miracle from Vietnam
Repeat #2
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