I Still Sing The Old Songs chords by George Jones

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Verse 1
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 (D major) Grandpa, I've been thinking
'bout you lately
Wondering if you'd found your
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peace of  (A major) mind  (E minor)  (A major) 
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And I  (D major) guess that you'd be proud
to know your grandson
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 (G major) Never crossed that  (E minor) ma  son Dixon  (A major) line.

Verse 2
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And  (G major) I still sing the  (A major) old songs
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that you  (D major) taught me
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An'  (G major) I still pray to  (A major) Jesus now and  (D major) then
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And  (G major) just like you I  (A major) wish
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that he would  (D major) save me
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To  (G major) see the day the south  (E minor) will  (D major) rise  (A major) again.

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Verse 3

Daddy wore his purple heart so proudly

Long before I turned into a man

And buried with our flag across his casket

I was still too young to understand.

Verse 4
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 (A major) And  (G major) I still sing the  (A major) old songs
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that you  (D major) taught me
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An'  (G major) I still pray to  (A major) Jesus now and  (D major) then
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And  (G major) just like you I  (A major) wish
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that he would save  (D major) me
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To  (G major) see the day the south  (E minor) will  (D major) rise  (A major) again.

Verse 5
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 (D major) Mama spent her last days in the garden
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While I took my turn be (G major) hind a  (A major) gun
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 (D major) Lord, I'd give my life to find the freedom
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 (G major) Lost with (A major) in the old  (E minor) songs
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 (D major) that you sun (A major) g.

Verse 6
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And  (G major) I still sing the  (A major) old songs
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that you  (D major) taught me
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An'  (G major) I still pray to  (A major) Jesus now and  (D major) then
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And  (G major) just like you I  (A major) wish
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that he would save  (D major) me
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To  (G major) see the day the south  (E minor) 
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will  (D major) rise  (A major) again.