Seven summers
C - F - C - F
C
1. Yeah, you used to talk
about getting even further South,
F
somewhere
where the summer lasted all year 'round.
C
Probably got a big ol' diamond on your hand right now,
C
maybe
a baby or a couple by now,
F
long
driveway to a big white house.
Dm G
But I wonder when you're drinking if you
C Am
find yourself thinking about that
boy from East Tennessee.
Dm G
And I know, we both knew better, but we still said forever,
C Am
and that was seven summers of
Coke and Southern Comfort.
Dm G
Were we dumb or just younger, who knows ?
C Am Dm
Back then, you used to love the river and sippin'
on a sixer with me.
G C
Does it ever make you sad to know that was seven summers ago ?
C
F
+ Ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh.
C
2. Yeah,
I bet your daddy's so proud of how his little girl turned out,
F
think
she dodged a bullet of a good old boy like me.
- C
'Cause I still go
drinkin', same friends on Friday,
C
bought
a few acres, couple roads off the highway,
F
guess
you never saw things my way anyway.
Dm G
But I wonder when you're drinking if you
C
Am
find yourself thinking about that
boy from East Tennessee.
Dm G
And I know, we both knew better, but we still said forever,
C Am
and that was seven summers of
Coke and Southern Comfort.
Dm
G
Were we dumb or just younger, who knows ?
C Am Dm
Back then, you used to love the river and sippin'
on a sixer with me.
G
C
Does it ever make you sad to know that was seven summers ago ?
C
F
+ Ooh, seven
summers ago,
- C - F - G
seven
summers ag............o.
+ CHORUS
C F
+ Ooh,
seven summers ago,
- C -
F
seven
summers ag............o.
(Morgan Wallen)