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[Verse]
         G                         C
Stole my first whiskey kiss on the back of one
         G                              D
Heard my first country song through the dash of one
     G                      C
Made millions of memories between those two doors
        G                        D          G
Yeah, I come from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Verse 2]
        G                             C
Lots of beer cans and dolls have rode in the back
     G                  D
And Mom always wanted a Cadillac
               G                     C
But that was a few dollars more than we could afford
     G                        D          G
So I come from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Chorus]
          C                        G
They were red white and rusty, all dented up and dusty
          D                              G
They were sitting in that church parking lot every Sunday
        C                           G
Out in front of the bars or parked under the stars
       G                           D
With a girl in your arms who don't want nothing more
       G                       D          G
Than a guy from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Verse 3]
G                      C
After the Friday night lights were done
     G                        D
We'd pick up our girls and go ride in one
     G                   C
We'd circle them up in a field of cut corn
          G                        D          G
'Cause we come from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Chorus]
          C                        G
They were red white and rusty, all dented up and dusty
          D                              G
They were sitting in that church parking lot every Sunday
        C                           G
Out in front of the bars or parked under the stars
       G                           D
With a girl in your arms who don't want nothing more
       G                       D          G
Than a guy from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Interlude]
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[Verse 4]
          G                            C
When they broke down we'd cuss 'em and kick 'em some
          G                           D
Then we'd haul 'em back home and we'd fix 'em up
         G                         C
Drive to town and grab another six pack from the store
        G
Yeah, I come from a long line of


[Chorus]
          C                        G
They were red white and rusty, all dented up and dusty
          D                              G
They were sitting in that church parking lot every Sunday
        C                           G
Out in front of the bars or parked under the stars
       G                           D
With a girl in your arms who don't want nothing more
       G                       D          G
Than a guy from a long line of Chevys and Fords


[Post-Chorus]
           G                          C
And on the day that I get called back home to the Lord
  G                          D          G
I bet there's a long line of Chevys and Fords

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G C G D
(That's right)
G C G D
(Chevy's and Fords in)
G C G D
(Thank you Lord, for my Chevy and Ford)