Larry Fleet - A Man’s Prayer

Capo: 3rd fret

[Intro]
D G
(x3)

[Verse 1]
D G D
To be a cold beer in the fridge when I get home
G D
Let my dog live for a hundred more years
G D G
Let the clouds clear so I can go fishing
D G
Let this honda in the fast lane doing
D G
40 move over for me
D G D G
How ’bout a blinker, before I give him the finger
Bm A G
Dear Lord, if You ain’t too busy up there

[Chorus]
D G
And to get one more year out of this old truck
D G
The hometown boys go to state just once
D G
Damn that girls a handful
D G
Dont think I aint thankful
D G
And to get one more Christmas with my dad
D G
For his old knees not to hurt so bad
D G
When it rains there’s lots of things
D G
I could use Your help on
Bm A G
Dear Lord, if You ain’t too busy up there
D G D G
To listen to a man’s prayer

[Verse 2]
D G
And finish with a sunset setting
D G
Moon rising making the stars
D G
Shine like diamonds over this little town
D G
Keeping the world spinin’ round
Bm A G
Dear Lord, if You ain’t too busy up there

[Chorus]
D G
Let me get one more year out of this old truck
D G
The hometown boys go to state just once
D G
Damn that girls a handful
D G
Dont think I aint thankful
D G
And to get one more Christmas with my dad
D G
For his old knees not to hurt so bad
D G
When it rains there’s lots of things
D G
I could use Your help on
Bm A G
Dear Lord, if You ain’t too busy up there
D G D G
To listen to a man’s prayer

[Chorus]
D G
Let me get one more year out of this old truck
D G
The hometown boys go to state just once
D G
Damn that girls a handful
D G
Dont think I aint thankful
D G
Let me get one more Christmas with my dad
D G
For his old knees not to hurt so bad
D G
When it rains there’s lots of things
D G
I could use Your help on
Bm A G
Dear Lord, if You ain’t too busy up there
D G D G D
To listen to a man’s prayer