Key: Bbm · Capo: 1st fret · BPM: 75 · Difficulty: Beginner · Chords: A, G, D, A7, C, Am
[Intro] A G D A7 [Verse] A Bayou boys live a little risky G Sneaking into games with a water bottle whiskey D Yes ma’am smile but a mean left hook C Know a lot of shit you D can’t learn in a book A Like how to kill a cottonmouth with dull shovel A7 How get some sugar A 'round a cane field fire D Red, white and blue but bleeding gold and purple C Where it never rains on D a Saturday night [Chorus] A Way down yonder off the Mississippi G There’s a little town of a hundred fifty D Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water C Sun's about as hot D as the farmer’s daughter A Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road G Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak D Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads C Hurricane twisted, D c'est la vie G If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators D Two finegr waves and see ya laters G Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys C You ain't never been down G to te Bayou boy A A7 A [Verse] A Bayou boys will buy you a drink G And buy a piece of land where the church bells ring D Take a fan boat flying like it ain't no thing C Where the swamp and D the Spanish moss meet [Chorus] A Way down yonder off the Mississippi G There’s a little town of a hundred fifty D Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water C Sun's about as hot as D the farmer’s daughter A Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road G Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak D Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads C Hurricane twisted, D c'est la vie G If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators D Two finegr waves and see ya laters G Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys C You ain't never been down G to te Bayou boy [Instrumental] A G D C G [Break] Am Let the good times roll, A let 'em all roll Am A Let that Louisiana heat soothe my soul Am Let the good times roll, A let 'em all roll Laissez les bons temps rouler D Sounds like home [Chorus] A Way down yonder off the Mississippi G There’s a little town of a hundred fifty D Cypress knees stickin' outta holy water C Sun's about as hot as D the farmer’s daughter A Catching crawfish in a ditch off the road G Sunday morning praying in your Mossy Oak D Mardi Gras dancing, catching beads C Hurricane twisted, D c'est la vie G If you don't know nothin' ‘bout ducks or gators D Two finegr waves and see ya laters G Slinging Delta dirt on jacked up toys C You ain't never been down G to te Bayou boy [Outro] Am Yeah Am A Naw you never been down to D the Bayou boy Am Never been down, Am never been down D To the Bayou boy
Track Info
- Song: Bayou Boy
- Artist: Graham Barham
- Released Date: 13 February 2024
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ℹ️ About This Song
Chords Info
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- BPM: 75
- Key: Bbm
- Capo: 1st fret
- Chords: A, G, D, A7, C, Am
- Suggested Strumming:
- D= Down Stroke, U = Upstroke, N.C= No Chord
| Guitar Chords | Ukulele Chords |
| A – x02210 G – 320003 D – xx0232 A7 – x02020 C – x32010 Am – x02210 | A – 2100 G – 0232 D – 2220 A7 – 0100 C – 0003 Am – 2000 |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What key is Bayou Boy in?
Bayou Boy is in the key of Bbm.
What chords do I need for Bayou Boy?
You need A, G, D, A7, C, Am to play Bayou Boy by Graham Barham.
Do I need a capo for Bayou Boy?
Yes, place a capo on the 1st fret to play Bayou Boy by Graham Barham.
How hard is Bayou Boy to play on guitar?
Bayou Boy by Graham Barham is rated Beginner. It uses simple open chords and is great for new players.