A Kiss And The Keys Song Lyrics and Chords

 

A Kiss And The Keys Song Lyrics and Chords by Red Sovine

 

A Kiss And The Keys
Recorded by Red Sovine
Written by Bernard Spurlock
C 
Give me a kiss and the  
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keys that's what ole Johnny  
C 
said
 
I gotta  
F 
get that big rig  
C 
rollin' down that  
D7 
lonesome road  
G7 
ahead
 
Then he  
C 
held her close and  
G7 
whispered sweet sweet  
C 
Louise
 
I'll be  
F 
true until  
C 
I bring back your  
G7 
kiss and the  
C 
keys
 
About a hundred and ninety miles  
D7 
down the road
 
The big  
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rig came to a stop
 
By a little white house with a  
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yard full of kids
 
And  
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they said hidee  
C 
Pop
 
And standin' in the door was  
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sweet 
 
Marie
 
And he gave her a great big  
C 
kiss
 
And after awhile he was  
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leavin' 
 
again
 
And he said goodbye like  
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this
 
Give me a kiss and the  
G7 
keys that's what ole Johnny  
C 
said
 
I gotta  
F 
get that big rig  
C 
rollin' down that  
D7 
lonesome road  
G7 
ahead
 
Then he  
C 
held her close and  
G7 
whispered sweet sweet  
C 
Marie
 
I'll be  
F 
true till  
C 
I bring back your  
G7 
kiss and the  
C 
keys
 
About eight hours on  
G7 
down the road at a place called the Diesel  
C 
Well
 
Johnny got into a  
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big bad brawl and they locked him in the  
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cell
 
But you can't sell ole  
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Johnny short he was quiet a handsome  
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brute
 
And the jailer's wife took a  
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likeing to him
 
She thought he was kinda  
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cute
 
Give me a kiss and the  
G7 
keys that's what ole Johnny  
C 
said
 
I gotta  
F 
get that big rig a  
C 
rollin' down that  
D7 
lonesome road  
G7 
ahead
 
Then he  
C 
pulled her close up to the  
G7 
bars and whispered honey  
C 
please
 
I'll be  
F 
true till  
C 
I bring back your  
G7 
kiss and the  
C 
keys
 
I'll be  
F 
true till  
C 
I bring back your  
G7 
kiss and the  
C 
keys

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song A Kiss And The Keys?
- The song A Kiss And The Keys was sang by Red Sovine.

 

Who is Red Sovine?
- Woodrow Wilson "Red" Sovine (July 7, 1917 - April 4, 1980) was an American country music singer and songwriter associated with truck driving songs, particularly those recited as narratives but set to music. His most noted examples are "Giddyup Go" (1965) and "Teddy Bear" (1976), both of which topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

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