Id Call Grandpa chords by Dillon Carmichael

• Capo on 3rd
• Difficulty: Beginner

Key: D#b

Intro:

C    F


Verse 1:
       C
It was twenty-five cents at the gumball machine
Am7                                                   G
And that's twenty-five more than ya have when you're three
                                F
It blew my mind how a quarter appeared, from behind his ear
C
Spinner bait burned a hole in my Levi's
Am7
The lake was too far for a bike ride
G                                  F
When Momma was busy and Daddy was gone
N.C.     C
I'd call Grandpa

Chorus:
       G
He was Superman in overalls
Am7                 F
Knew every ol' Don Williams song
      G                                 Am7       F
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
               C              A/B
If there was a landline that ran right
       Am               D
To the country side of hеaven
              F     G
And I had one call
N.C.     C         G   C
I'd call Grandpa


Verse 2:
C
Started thinking 'bout a whitе picket dream
Am7
Pickin' out that pawn shop ring
G
I was sure it was one of them things
     F
He'd be the first I'd call
F
Yeah, I'd call Grandpa


Chorus:
       G
He was Superman in overalls
Am7                 F
Knew every ol' Don Williams song
      G                                 Am7       F
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
               C              A/B
If there was a landline that ran right
       Am               D
To the country side of hеaven
              F
And I had one call
G               Am7
Yeah, I'd call Grandpa


Bridge:
           G
Talk about Grandma
         F                  D/E
Tell him I still drive his truck
        Dm7
Hell, I might not ever hang up


Guitar & Pedal Steel Solos:
F    G    C   A/B   Am7



Out-Chorus:
             G
Yeah, he was Superman in overalls
Am7                  F
Knew every ol' Hank Williams song
      G                                 Am        F
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
               C              A/B
If there was a landline that ran right
       Am               D
To the country side of heaven
              F
And I had one call
         G
Just one call
         C
I'd call Grandpa
         F          C
I'd call Grandpa