Red, White And Blue Collar chords
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Red, White and Blue Collar
Gibson-Miller Band
G C G D G
Verse One:
C G
My old man worked hard 'till the day he died
C G
Never had much money but we got by
Em C Em C
He drove Fords and Chevrolets, went to church on Sundays
Am G D Dsus D Dsus2 D
In hard time, small town USA
Chorus:
G C G
He was red, white and blue collar,
D G
Cut from the same mold as his father
C G
Workin' hard just to earn a dollar
D G C G D G
Red, White and Blue Collar
Verse Two:
C G
I got a friend who lives next-door to me
C G
And we both work down at the same old factory
Em C Em C
A better man you'd never find, he'd give me his very last dime
Am G D Dsus D Dsus2 D
It don't matter his skin's not the same as mine
Chorus:
G C G
Cause he was red, white and blue collar
D G
Cut from the same mold as our fathers
C G
Workin' hard just to earn a dollar
D G
Red, White and Blue Collar
(Instrumental)
G C G D G C G D G Em
Em C
When I think of those callused hands
Em C
That sowed the fabric of this great land
Am G D Dsus D Dsus2 D
With a thread of freedom, I'm proud I am
Chorus:
G C G
Red, white, and blue collar
D G
Cut from the same mold as my father
C G
Workin' hard just to earn a dollar
D
Red, white and blue
G C G
Red, white, and blue collar
D G
Cut from the same mold as our fathers
C G
Workin' hard just to earn a dollar
D G
Red, white and blue collar