Тональность: E major•
Verse 1
E
A
E
A
E
The first
time
He was wearing them
E
to church.
They weren't all
A
scruffed and scratchy
B
Like the ones he wore to work.
Verse 2
E
A
He was just a common man
E
He didn't even own a suit
But you could see the pride
B
Reflecting in the shine of
E
B
Papaw's sunday boots.
Verse 3
E
A
Every time he wore them
E
I couldn't help but stare.
A
I guess one day he noticed
B
Cause he sat down in his chair.
Verse 4
E
He slipped them off and said
A
Son
E
Why don't you try them on.
They might not fit you now
B
But they'll be yours someday
when I'm gone.
E
Verse 5
A
Even after all this time
E
I still can't fill his shoes
But i wouldn't take a million dollars
B
for Papaw's sunday boots.
E
Verse 6
B
E
A
It wasn't till our wedding day
E
That I took them from the bars.
A
Still they didn't fit me
B
So I wore two pairs of socks.
Verse 7
E
A
Set them in the closet
E
I didn't wear them for a while.
Till I put them on the day
B
that we brought home
E
B
Our first new born child.
Verse 8
E
A
And now I've made a special list
The things I want to do
I want to wear them out
B
And sing his favorite song.
Verse 9
E
I want to walk our daughter
And then my last request.
E
Make sure I'm wearing
B
Papaw's sunday boots
E
The day I'm laid to rest.
Verse 10
A
Even after all this time
E
I still can't fill his shoes.
But I wouldn't take a million dollars
B
for Papaw's sunday boots.
E
Verse 11
E
The next time that I see him
B
E
I'll be wearing Papaw's sunday boots.
A
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