Аккорды Jerry Salley - Front Porch Philosophy

[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Well it was where the family gathered at the end of a long holiday
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Daddy was a man of few words but he had an awful lot to say
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I still smell Sir Walter Raleigh's world and in the evenin' breeze
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He'd open his mind with a little down-home front porch philosophy

[Chorus]
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From politics to common sense, with a little John 3:16
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It was down to earth lessons I learned sittin' at my Daddy's feet
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Everybody and the dog would listen every time he started to speak
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Rockin' back and forth, talkin' old front porch philosophy

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[Verse 2]
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Now he taught me all about a handshake and the man who backs it up
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He said God's greatest blessing is a good woman's love
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Never had a college education, just a blue-collar PHD
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A little grit and grace, my old man's take on front porch philosophy

[Chorus]
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From politics to common sense, with a little John 3:16
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It was down to earth lessons I learned sittin' at my Daddy's feet
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Everybody and the dog would listen every time he started to speak
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Rockin' back and forth, talkin' old front porch philosophy

[Instrumental]
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[Chorus]
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From politics to common sense, with a little John 3:16
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It was down to earth lessons I learned sittin' at my Daddy's feet
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Everybody and the dog would listen every time he started to speak
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Rockin' back and forth, talkin' old front porch philosophy

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Everybody and the dog would listen every time he started to speak
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It wasn't Socrates, but the man could preach front porch philosophy

[Outro]
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