The Fence chords by Emily Ann Roberts

• Capo on 2nd
• Difficulty: Intermediate 💪

Key: A

Intro:

G  Bm  Cmaj7


Verse 1:
       G
He's a Bible on the dash of his Chevy
Bm7
Give the shirt off his back
C
Salt of the earth, steady as the dirt
C
He kicks on the welcome mat

Verse 2:
            G
He’s worked hard for a half-hundred acres
     Bm7
It's heaven far as you can see
   C
He don't need much, just the two of us
C
Sittin’ on a hickory swing


Chorus:
     G
He's sippin' that Kentucky
Bm7
Starin' at the settin' sun
C
One part of me feels lucky
C
One part wants to run
     G
When he hears a tin roof rainin'
Bm7                C
I feel a restless wind
C
There's a good man on the porch
C
And I'm on the fence


Verse 3:
     G
What if these drеams I’m dreamin’
Bm
Take me past thе county line?
    C
The town gets small and the highway calls
C
And I need to touch the sky
C
No, it ain't so cut and dry


Chorus:
     G
He's sippin' that Kentucky
Bm7
Starin' at the settin' sun
C
One part of me feels lucky
C
One part wants to run
     G
When he hears a tin roof rainin'
Bm7                C
I feel a restless wind
C
There's a good man on the porch
               Em7   D
And I'm on the fence
 C
Ooh


Bridge:
     Em7
If I settle down, would I wonder 'bout
        D
What's around the bend, every now and then?
Cmaj7
I'm back and forth
Cmaj7
Like that rockin' chair he's rockin' in


Out-Chorus:
G
Sippin' that Kentucky
Bm7
Starin' at the settin' sun
C
One part of me feels lucky
C
One part wants to run
     G
When he hears a tin roof rainin'
Bm7                Em
I feel a restless wind
    D           C G/B Am7
Oh, why am I so torn?
                    C
There's a good man on the porch
               G   Bm
And I'm on the fence
 C
Ooh