Fifty Years too Late Drake White This is a very bluesy song. I like to hammer on the E every couple of beats and palm mute the majority of the song. Intro: E G A E Verse 1 E I love spring and dogs and rusty screen doors G Candle light on creaky wood floors A E A good sunrise and fireflys in a jar, yessir E A banjo ringing through the pines G A The way I feel on homemade wine and jug fishing E Under a sky full of stars Pre-Chorus 1 A E Said I'm okay, yes, I'm just fine A Just wish the world would move slower B Or that I could go back in time Chorus E Well, but I'm still a down home southern boy G A E I don't need nothing just enough to get me by E A I was raised at an early age when you shake a man's hand A E You look him square in the eye E G Well, I'm a real cool, old school, don't you lie to me fool A E There ain't a damn thing about me fake E G I'm a modern day John Wayne, got my daddy's last name A E E G A E Born fifty years too late, yep Verse 2 E G So whatever happened to an honest day's work A E Sweating hard in a flannel shirt E G It's a fast paced rat race, no giving all take A E Who's gonna finish first E G A E Nowadays it's safe to say that a damn dog's got more rights E G Cause the administration's trying to rule the population A E Folks, we gotta stand up, we gotta fight Pre-Chorus 2 A E But I don't complain, just take it all in stride A It just seems this whole world, it has changed B Almost overnight (Repeat Chorus) Instrumental: E G A E (4X) (Repeat Chorus)
