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Nutbush City Limits

Tina Turner
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A  church house gin house
 A school house outhouse
 On highway number nineteen
 Where people keep the city clean.
They  call it Nutbush
 Oh, Nutbush
 Call it Nutbush  city limits.
 Twentyfive was the speed limit
 Motorcycles not allowed in it
 You go to the store on Fridays
 You go to church on Sundays
 They call it Nutbush (little old town)
 Oh, Nutbush
 Call it Nutbush city limits.
 You go to fields on week days
 And have a picnic on Labor Day
 You go to town on Saturdays
 But go to church ev'ry Sunday.
 They call it Nutbush
 Oh, Nutbush
 Call it Nutbush city limits.
 No whiskey for sale
 You can't cop no bail
 Saltpork and molasses
 Is all you get in jail.
 They call it Nutbush
 Oh, Nutbush
 Call it Nutbush city limits.
 Little old town in Tennessee
 That's called quiet( little old community)
 A one-horse town
 You have to watch
 What you're puttin' down in old Nutbush.
 They call it Nutbush.

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Readable chord sheet for Nutbush City Limits by Tina Turner

[Am]A church house gin house
A school house outhouse
On highway number nineteen
Where people keep the city clean.
[Am]They call it Nut[C]bush
Oh, Nut[G]bush
Call it Nut[Am]bush city limits.

Twentyfive was the speed limit
Motorcycles not allowed in it
You go to the store on Fridays
You go to church on Sundays
They call it Nutbush (little old town)
Oh, Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits.

You go to fields on week days
And have a picnic on Labor Day
You go to town on Saturdays
But go to church ev'ry Sunday.

They call it Nutbush
Oh, Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits.

No whiskey for sale
You can't cop no bail
Saltpork and molasses
Is all you get in jail.

They call it Nutbush
Oh, Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits.

Little old town in Tennessee
That's called  quiet( little old community)
A one-horse town
You have to watch
What you're puttin' down in old Nutbush.
They call it Nutbush.

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