Tom: E
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[Verse]
E A E
What if my old golden retriever lived to be a hundred?
A E B
My old bronco is still running a 1969
E A E
What if we all sat fireside, went on more boat rides
A E B E
& Strewn a few more stars at night, wouldn’t that be fine?
[Chorus]
A E
What if beer and fried chicken didn’t make me fat and sicken?
A B
And the braves, well they never lost a game?
E A E
If every sunset job well done ended with a 12-ounce curl
E B E
All would be right with the world
[Verse]
E A E
if mosquitos never bit, but the fish they always did
E E E B
Every time I dropped the line, the bobber disappeared?
E A E
And if people learned life lessons through Andy Griffith re-runs
A E B A E
And we only used real guns to hunt doves duck and deer
[Chorus]
A E
What if cigarettes and whisky didn’t try to kill me
A B
And outback I had money growin’ on a tree
E A E
If every morning I woke up, right beside you girl,
E B E
All would be right with the world
[Instrumental Break]
A E A B
E A E B E
[Chorus]
A E
If everybody waived a white flag, and every solder came back
A B
We didn’t have to pray for peace on earth
E A E
And If I could buy a ticket to see Hank, George and Mearle
E B E
All would be right with the world
[Chorus]
E A E
If every morning I woke up, right beside you girl
E B E
All would be right with the world
E A E
If every sunset job well done ended with a 12-ounce curl
E B E
All would be right with the world.
