Front Porch Swing Afternoon - Jamey Johnson

Front Porch Swing Afternoon chords

C   --->   b   ---->   A       G
Sit'n here countin the cars go buy
     F           G           C
In a hour must a been one or two
C     ----->   b  ---->  A               G
The sheets are flap'n on momma's clothes line
       F               G              C
Its an old front porch swing afternoon


C   --->   b   ---->  A            G
I can hear music from somewhere outside
    F                G             C
The faint sound of a Hank Williams tune
C   --->          b   ---->  A          G
I just caught the scent of a blackberry pie
        F               G             C
On this old front porch swing afternoon


Chorus:

    A     G     F                C
And mmmm  mmmm  Feel that breeze blow'n
     F        G           A        G

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That magnolia showing her blooms
        F               G             C
On this old front porch swing afternoon



C       --->    b    ---->      A          G
That old dog is laying under grandpa's old chair
   F              G            C
He aint looking for nothing to do
  C      --->    b     ---->  A          G
And that tractor is stir'n up dust over there
        F               G             C
On this old front porch swing afternoon


C   --->     b   ---->   A                 G
I can see grandma now in her old checkered dress
  F      G              C
Beat'n a rug with her broom
C      --->      b      ---->   A           G
The clouds are a churn'n coming in from the west
        F               G             C
On this old front porch swing afternoon


Chorus:

    A   G     F                C
And mmm mmmm  Feel that breeze blow'n
    F           G          A       G
The sun will be going down soon
        F               G             C
On this old front porch swing afternoon
       F               G             C
Its an old front porch swing afternoon


Note: The " C--->b--->A " Strum C move the
bass note to b picking it out then strum A.
The song is played slow but not at a crawl.

[Thanks to Robert Bradley for tabs]