G

G                    C D    G   E
Grady Johnson was a common man
F#      G                 D     G
Four children and some bottom land
G                    C D    G
Early to bed he said well that ain't me
  E F#      G                    D  G
I gotta spend some time with my family

A                        B
Left to it's own device May becomes June
C                      D
But children grow up way too soon

G                     C   D     G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C                  D   C     G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G                 C    D    G
Trust in God but lock your door
     A         B        D          G
Buy low sell high and slow dance more

G                    C D    G
Mama Johnson was Grady's wife
E  F#           G               D          G
She bore his children and she graced his life
G                 C   D    G
Hand in hand and side by side
E      F#     G       D     G
They worked hard to simplify

A                    B
Some folks have and some have not
C                               D
What really counts is what you do with what you've got

G                     C   D     G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C                  D   C     G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G                 C    D    G
Trust in God but lock your door
     A         B        D          F
Buy low sell high and slow dance more

      C       G           C
And more I think I understand
          F        C
What my father's father meant
              G                C
When he said son what matters most
          G        C        D
You can count on just one hand

    A                  D  E   A
So love your neighbor as yourself
D                   E  D      A
Don't use money to measure wealth
A                 D    E     A
Trust in God but lock your door
     B        C#        E          A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more

     B         C#       E    G    A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more