Worth A Shot

D The cotton fields of West Texas A Are bleached white with the blood, sweat, and tears Bm Of the working man with a little dirt on his hands G The Grace of God and answered prayers D It's hardly ever easy A And when the going gets a little tough Bm You strap your boots on tight, screw your head on right  G And keep going til the job gets done A It ain't complicated A So don't overthink it, son G A D C# Bm A Daddy always said that the best laid plans get tossed to the wind G A D It's all about heart and soul, and refusing to quit G A Sometimes you win and somtimes you lose Bm A G Just give it all you've got G A And if the whiskey don't fix it G Well the whiskey won't fix it A It's still worth a shot D I've rode a million miles of fences A With a hammer and nails and time Bm As the sun fades red, I stare out over the land G Thinking 'bout that old man in the sky A I take a tug from his old flask A Man, I hear those words again G A D C# Bm A Daddy always said that the best laid plans get tossed to the wind G A D It's all about heart and soul, and refusing to quit G A Sometimes you win and somtimes you lose Bm A G Just give it all you've got G A And if the whiskey don't fix it G Well the whiskey won't fix it A It's still worth a shot G A D C# Bm A Daddy always said that the best laid plans get tossed to the wind G A D It's all about heart and soul, and refusing to quit G A Sometimes you win and somtimes you lose Bm A G Just give it all you've got G A And if the whiskey don't fix it G Well the whiskey won't fix it A It's still worth a shot