Something Waylon Would Sing

E Rainy day guitar, slow trains and box cars B7 Honky tonk angels, they still sound like heaven to me F#m7 B7 Gettin' over new memories to an old melody B E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing E And good friends, good whiskey, good woman to miss me B7 When loneliness hits me like neon that burns through the night Anywhere there's a song or a jukebox to feed E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing A I just wanna hear that outlaw singin' Guitar strings on his Tele ringin' E Jessi on a sweet harmony B7 Three chords and the truth That's still the truth to me E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing E Red dirt roads and pop tops, long windin' blacktop B7 Old pickup trucks and all the miles and in-between I can't be the only one who misses it like me E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing A I just wanna hear that outlaw singin' Guitar strings on his Tele ringin' E Jessi on a sweet harmony B7 Three chords and the truth That's still the truth to me E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing E How 'bout that Telecaster guitar now? Guitar Solo E B7 E A I just wanna hear that outlaw singin' Guitar strings on his Tele ringin' E Jessi on a sweet harmony B7 Three chords and the truth That's still the truth to me E I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing B Three chords and the truth B7 That's still the truth to me B I just wanna hear somethin' Waylon would sing A E B7 fade