Boys From The South chords by John Phillips
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Intro 1
(G major) (C major)
Verse 1
All the (C major) boys from the
South play the guitar,
dance the tap, or (F major) sing.
They stand (G major) when a lady enters the room,
they won't let her do a (C major) thing.
All the boys from the
South went to boarding schools,
it didn't hurt them none. (F major)
Cause the (G major) boys from the
South ain't no fools,
they're just natural charm and gentleness.
(C major) He was (A minor) born in
Dixie and (F major) his mama raised him right (C major)
He was born (A minor) in
Dixie (F major) on (D major) a sultry summer night (G major)
Well, a (C major) southern boy with a touch of coal
Would lay around fishin' in the (F major) sun
While somebody (G major) else is out
a -runnin' around
Tryin' to get the things done (C major)
But (A minor) (C major) I'll bet you when it's all through
I know who's finally won (F major)
It's the (G major) son of the
South, he never has to sweat
He's a natural, charming gentleman
(C major) He was born (A minor) in
Dixie, an (F major) d his mama raised him right (C major)
He was born (A minor) in
Dixie, (F major) on (D major) a sultry summer night (G major)
Well all the (C major) boys from the
South can play the guitar,
dance the tap or sing (F major)
They stand (G major) when a lady enters the room,
they won't ever do a (C major) thing
All (A minor) the (C major) boys from the
South didn't go to school
It didn't hurt them none (F major)
Cause the (G major) boys from the
South, they ain't no fools
They're just a natural
charming gentleman (C major)
Yes, (G major) the boys from the
South, boy, they ain't no fools
They're just a natural charming gentleman
(C major)
Boys From The South
John Phillips
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