From: Chris Schatzle <chris_schatzle@smtpgtwy.berea.edu>
Date: Monday, April 13, 1998 7:29 PM
Subject: John Doe on a John Deere: Lonestar


John Doe on a John Deere        Lonestar

G                                C
I drove a beat up tractor down a one lane road
G                      C
Pick her up early and away we'd go
G                       D                   G
Dow to the river by the edge of her daddy's farm.
G                                C
We used to lay in the shade of a cottonwood tree
G                        C
In the back of my mind I thought she'd be
G                       D         G
The one who'd spend forever in my arms
C                         D
She said there's gotta be more to life
C                     D
I don't wanna be some farmer's wife.
C                          G
Don't want a John Doe on a John Deere
C                               G
There's a whole lotta boys like you around here
  C                     D     C
I wanna hear love songs in my ear
G                         C
Don't wanna John Doe on a John Deere
      G             D    G
Not a John Doe on a John Deere.
G                               C
Well, she packed her things and left this town
G                   C
I kept workin' this rock hard ground
G                     D             G
Wondering if she ever thought about me
G                            C
Then she called collect from San Antone
G                 C
Just to hear some news from home
G                     D                   G
She laughed about how good things used to be
C                   D
This big city ain't good for me
C                         D
I'll meet you down by the cottonwood tree.
C                      G
I need a John Doe on a John Deere
C                               G
There's ain't a lotta boys like you around here
  C                     D     C
I wanna hear love songs in my ears
G                      C
I need a John Doe on a John Deere
G                   C
Wanna John Doe on a John Deere.

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