D C
i started out with A . 410 , then moved to A . 20 gauge .
G A
every squirrel and rabbit in dallas county knew my name .
D C
i sat on the stand with pawpaw from the time i was three years old .
G A
when i was eight i used a muzzle loader to kill my first doe .
D C
these days i go down to wal – mart and they set ’em in the back .
G A
some people wanna take ’em away , why don’t you go bust them boys that

sellin’ crack .
D C
guns , whether remingtons and glocks .
G A
come on man it ain’t like i’m a slingin’ ’em on the block .
D C
i’m gunna tell you once and listen son .
G
as long as i’m alive and breathing ,
A
you wont take my guns .
D
if there ever was a time we need ’em ,
C
i’d say it be today .
G A
when we’re letting them terrorists watch cable tv and walk out of guantanamo bay .
D C
i just try to do the right thing and raise my family in this land .
G A
treating me like you want to be treated and that’s what i call a man .
D C
if we don’t have ’em , what do we do . tell me where we gunna go .
G A
somebody breaks into my house , i’m gunna need my colt . 44 .
D C
guns , whether remingtons and glocks .
G A
come on man it , ain’t like i’m a slingin’ ’em on the block .
D C
i’m gunna tell you once and listen son .
G
as long as i’m alive and breathing ,
A
you wont take my guns .

listen .

D C
guns . whether remingtons or glocks .
G A
come on man , it ain’t like i’m a slingin’ ’em on the block .
D C
i’m gunna tell once and listen son .
G A
as long as i’m alive and breathing ,
D C G A
and i’m still breathing
D
you wont take my guns .
D C G A
no , you can take ’em from me when you take ’em from my grandpa and my Daddy