I’ve got some big news.
The bank fin ’lly came through and I’m hold in’ the keys to a brand new Chev ro let.
Have you been (A)out side?
It sure is a (D)nice night.
How ’bout a lit tle test drive
down by the lake?
There’s a place I know a bout
where the dirt road runs out.
We can try out the (A)four wheel drive.
Come on, now, what do you say?
Girl, I can hard ly wait
to get a lit tle (A)mud on the tires.
’Cause it’s a good night
to be out there soak in’ up the moon light.
Stake (D)out a (Em)lit tle piece (D)of shore line.
I’ve got the per fect place in mind.
It’s in the mid dle of no where.
On ly one way to get there.
You got ta get a lit tle (A)mud on the tires.
Moon light on a (A)duck blind,
cat fish on a (D)trot line.
Sun sets a bout nine
this time of year.
We can throw a (A)blan ket down,
crick ets sing in’ in the (D)back ground and more stars than you can count
on a night this (A)clear.
I tell you what we need to do is grab a sleep in’ bag or two
and build us a (A)lit tle camp fire.
And then, with a lit tle luck,
we might just get stuck.
Let’s get a lit tle (A)mud on the tires.
’Cause it’s a
And then, with a lit tle luck,
we might just get stuck.
Let’s get a lit tle mud on the tires.
This page shows “Mud On The Tires” by Brad Paisley in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 192 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.