Uptown Down‐Home Good Ol Boy

D He'll never wear a business suit, Cowboy hats and bull hide boots G A Just suit him fine, see that buckle shine D A He won it in a rodeo, on a horse named desperado______ Em A and he won the ride but he broke his back Em A D hit so hard he heard it crack-No more rodeo D But you can't keep a good man down, a line of western wear uptown G A heard of his fame, and they bought his name. D Now he looks down from a suite A At the silver limo parked across the street Em A And he's not just a face in a martini crowd Em A He drinks long neck-Bud and gets a little loud D and lands back on his feet. G A Hes and uptown, down home good ol' boy A G In a business world so fast, on a horse of a different color A but he'll hang on til the last D G Well he's still the local hero, he's the home town pride and joy D G A He's an uptown, down-home good ol' boy D A Woman loved him through it all D Through his rowdy days and his hardest fall A G When he almost died, she stayed by his side D She's still right there today A He wouldn't have it any other way Em A And he never did get to proud Em A To hang out with the same old crowd D we're proud to say G A Hes and uptown, down home good ol' boy A G In a business world so fast, but its a different saddle A than he once rode in the past D G Well he's still the local hero, he's the home town pride and joy D G A He's an uptown, down-home good ol' boy