Oklahoma-Texas Line

Rascal Flatts

Transposer:

Intro: (x3) -- She’s got an old dog it don’t like me much That thing starts to bark his head off every time we touch Sittin’ on the porch listenin’ to the radio We sing every single song we know Even the ones we don’t When she moves a little closer she puts her hand in mine Oh what I wouldn’t give just to stop the hands of time She’s got long blonde hair and big blue eyes I got all I ever need when that girl is by my side Everything I love is there inside (one strum) (one strum) --- -- A little brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas Line She’s got a part time job at the Tastee-freeze -- She took the weekend off to spend a little bit of time with me I got an old car we drove to the edge of town We stopped by Old Man Millers’ farm Just to watch the world spin around And she moves a little closer she puts her lips to mine Ain’t it funny how the good Lord out does himself sometimes Chorus Everything I love is there inside a Little brick house with a black top drive A big oak tree names carved in the side Chorus Oh here they come Chorus (repeats with a few ad-lib lyric changes) Use bar chords on these quick progressions: --- -- Chords: Bb = x13331(bar chord) or xx3331 C = x32010 C = x35553(bar chord) D = xx0232 D = x57775(bar chord) Em = 022000 F = 133211(bar chord) or xx3211 F# = 244322(bar chord) G = 355433(bar chord) G = 320003

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Its Not Supposed To Go Like That

G, F#, Em7, C, D, Em, B, C9, Cmaj9, Am, D7

Bob That Head

D, C, A, B

She Goes All The Way

Em7, A7, Bm7, G, D, A/C, Bm, A, Em, Cadd9, Bb, C

Prayin' For Daylight

G, C, Am, D, Em

Words I Couldnt Say

D, A, G#, G, C, B, F#

Kiss You While I Can

A, D, E, F#m7, G#, Bm, C, F, G, Am, Dm

I Like The Sound Of That

C, G, F, Am

The Day Before You

D, D4, G, D2, Bm, A, Em7, D/F#, Cadd9, E, Dbm, B, A/Db, F#m7, E/G#

Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me

A, D, D2, A2, F#m, Bm, Bm/A, E, Dbm, B, E4

I Melt

E, A, B, Dbm, D, Emaj7, A/Db, Am/C, Aadd9

La chanson évoque une douce romance, où un jeune homme se remémore des moments partagés avec une fille qui lui tient à cœur. Ils passent du temps ensemble dans un petit logement en briques, entourés de simplicité et de complicité. Lorsqu'ils chantent des chansons sur le porche, il réalise à quel point il se sent chanceux d'être à ses côtés, même si cela implique de composer avec le chien qui n'est pas très accueillant. Un cadre idyllique se dessine, avec des instants de détente dans un environnement paisible, comme un vieux chemin et une ferme. Ces souvenirs, simples mais chargés d'émotion, soulignent l'importance des relations authentiques et des petits plaisirs de la vie. Cette poésie de la quotidienneté rappelle aussi que les meilleures choses sont souvent à portée de main, si l'on sait apprécier ce que l'on a.

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