Different Boots Chords by Noah Hicks

Different Boots Chords

by Noah Hicks

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Key: B β™« Intro: B | E | B | E | β™« Verse 1: B Drop a pin on any old map E Either side of the Mississippi B In the middle of BFE E Or right up next to the city β™« Pre-Chorus: G#m Yeah I'll tell what you'll find E Between any two county lines
β™« Chorus: B Same old Chevys, same old Fords E Same old twang coming out the doors B Same old "Amen" on a Sunday E Same old "Hell, yeah" with a beer raised B We're all the same in every little town E From way out West to way down South G#m F# E Hard headed as a live oak in our ways and in our roots E F# (B) Same old boy, same old boy, different boots β™« Instrumental: B | E | β™« Verse 2: B They all got scuffs from the hard work E The soles are plum wore out B From John Deere climbing to bronco riding E And miles cross the red clay ground β™« Pre-Chorus: E Everywhere I've been I've found β™« Chorus: B Same old Chevys, same old Fords E Same old twang coming out the doors B Same old "Amen" on a Sunday E Same old "Hell, yeah" with a beer raised B We're all the same in every little town E From way out West to way down South G#m F# E Hard headed as a live oak in our ways and in our roots E F# (B) Same old boy, same old boy, different boots β™« Instrumental: B | E | B | E | β™« Bridge: G#m F# From the Ropers down to San Antonio E To the steel toes on the open road G#m F# The Red Wings up in Tennessee E Now, we ain't that different, you see? E No, you ain't that different from me β™« Chorus: B Same old Chevys, same old Fords E Same old twang coming out the doors B Same old "Amen" on a Sunday E Same old "Hell, yeah" with a beer raised B We're all the same in every little town E From way out West to way down South G#m F# E Hard headed as a live oak in our ways and in our roots E F# (B) Same old boy, same old boy, different boots β™« Outro: B E (B) Same old boy, but different boots β™« Outro: B | E |

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Published: November 8, 2022
Last Updated: September 10, 2025