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The Coin Machine chords by Jerry Reed

  • D

  • A

  • G

  • E

  • Bm

    2
  • B

    2
  • Abdim

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Verse 1
(D major) (A major) (D major) Now I'm not one
to get all excited,
I'm (G major) seldom tense and I'm never uptight,
but there's (E major) one thing in this world
that really makes me (A major) upset,
and that's them coin (D major) machines,
them nickel and diamonds,
them (G major) out -of -orders,
them work -one -timers,
those nick (E major) el -and -dime quarter
-grubbin' monster (A major) s.
I mean, how (B minor) many times
have you had to munch it
so you (G major) whip out a dime
for some peanut crunches?
(E major) You put it in a slot and you pull the handle,
(A major) an d just nothing. So you
(D major) cuss and you beat it
till your hand is blue,
you push (G major) and you shove
and you kick it with your shoe,
and finally (E major) you just walk away
while it's blinking,
thank you, (A major) which is machine,
but we just stuck (D major) it to you, son.
I'd (G major) like to meet the man
(A major) who inven (G major) ted the coin machine.
(D major) He must have hated man (B major) kind
and (E major) every other living thing.
(A major) I (G major) bet he had a (A major) motto on
his wall (D major) in frozen rime
(G major) Sayin' (D major) you get nothin' for a (B major) nickel,
twice (E major) as (A major) much for (D major) a dime (B minor) (G major) (E major) (A major)
Well, they'll (D major) of fer you cigarettes,
soft drinks, (A major) cigars, (G major) barbecue, potato chips
And all kind of candy bars, (E major)
peanuts, popcorn,
Cracker Jacks and (A major) Red Hots
And (D major) you can pay a quarter
for a nickel cone,
get a throwaway (G major) razor
A shot of cologne, get a bash (A flatdim) you shine
(E major) That even polishes (A major) your socks
But I (B minor) think the worst of those
You see with the glass
where you (G major) can see what you want
But you can bet your donkey
that (E major) ain't no way short
Of a blowtorch
you're gonna get (A major) nothing out of that
Then (D major) how about those
on the men's room wall?
Boys, (G major) you know what I mean
You have seen them all
And when you (E major) lose six bits
in one of them boogers
You're (A major) just too embarrassed to complain
So you just kinda (D major) go home by yourself
I'd (G major) like to meet the man
(A major) who inven (G major) ted the coin machine
(D major) Well, he must have hated man (B major) kind
and every (E major) other living thing
(A major) I (G major) bet he had a mot (A major) to
on his wall (D major) in frozen rhyme
(G major) Sayin' (D major) you get nothin' for a (B major) nickel,
twice (E major) as (A major) much for (D major) a
dime (B minor) (D major) (G major) (E major) (A major)
Now, I (D major) heard this story
about a fella one time
who (G major) certainly is a hero of mine
He ranks right (E major) up there
with John Wayne,
Burke (A major) Reynolds
and Merle Haggard
Seemed (D major) there was a certain
soft drink machine
that was (G major) rustin' old camp tankers
and mean and it (E major) took him
but just one too many quarters
and his mind (A major) snapped.
So he went out to his car
(B minor) and looked up under the (D major) seat
and he whipped (G major) out a .45,
clean and neat.
He walked (E major) up to that machine
and said, hand that over son,
(A major) it's your last chance.
Then he (D major) plugged that thing
about three or four times
right up (G major) un der that blinkin'
have a coke sign.
Then he (E major) just coughed and spit
a four hundred dollars worth of
(A major) quarters and died.
The judge (D major) called his self defense.
I'd (G major) like to meet the man
(A major) who inven (G major) ted the coin machine
(D major) Well, he must have hated man (B minor) kind
an (B major) d every (E major) other living thing
(A major) I (G major) bet he had a (A major) motto
on his wall (D major) in frozen rhyme
(G major) Said, (D major) you get nothing for a (B major) nickel,
twice (E major) as (A major) much for a (D major) dime
Outro 1
(D major) (B minor) (D major) (G major) (E major) (A major)
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