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Tabby Cat Music Archives
Date: January 28, 2000
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THE BEST DAY George Strait
A D E A
We loaded up my old station wagon With a tent a coleman and sleepin' bags
A D E A
Some fishin' poles a cooler of cokes Three days before we had to be back
Bm E
When you're seven you're in seventh heaven
A
When you're going campin' in the wild outdoors
Bm D Bm E
As we turned off on that old dirt road He looked at me and swore
CHORUS:
A E D Bm
Dad this could be the best day of my life
E D A E
I've been dreamin' day and night about the fun we'll have
A F#m D Bm
Just me and you doing what I've always wanted to
D Bm E A 1.) C# D E 2.) D
I'm the luckiest boy alive this is the best day of my life.
A D E A
His fifteenth birthday rolled around Classic cars were his thing
A D
When I pulled in the drive with that old Vette
E A Bm
I thought that boy would go insane When you're in your teens
E A
Your dreams revolve around four spinnin' wheels
Bm D
We worked nights on end till it was new again
Bm E
And as he sat behind the wheel go to chorus
D Bm E A
Standin' in a little room in back of the church with our tux's on
D Bm E
Lookin' at him I say I can't believe son that you're grown
A E D Bm
He said Dad, this could be the best day of my life
E D A E
I've been dreamin' day and night of being like you
A F#m D Bm
Now it's me and her watchin' you and Mom I've learned
D Bm E A
I'm the luckiest man alive, this is the best day of my life
D Bm E A
I'm the luckiest man alive, this is the best day of my life.
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