I’ve been up to my neck work in’ six days a week, wear in’ holes in the soles of the shoes on my feet.
Been na (Am7)dream in’ of (D7)get tin’ a way
(D7)since I don’t (G6)know.
Ain’t no (C)boss, bet ter time than now (C)stress, for Mex i co.
No shoes,
no shirt
and no prob lems.
(C)Blues?
What blues?
Hey, I for (G)got ’em.
The (C)sun and the sand and a (D)drink in my hand
with no bot tom.
And no shoes,
and no shirt
and no prob lems,
no prob lems.
Want a towel on a chair and the sand by the sea.
Wan na look through my shades and see you there with me.
Wan na (Am7)soak up of (D7)life for a while
(D7)in laid back (G6)mode.
No no (C)boss, bet no clock, no now (C)stress, for no dress code.
No shoes,
no shirt
and no prob lems.
(C)Blues?
What blues?
Hey, I for (G)got ’em.
The (C)sun and the sand and a (D)drink in my hand
with no bot tom.
And no shoes,
and no shirt
and no prob lems,
no prob lems.
Want a towel lems.
Babe, let’s get packed, tank (D)tops and flip flops if you (G)got ’em.
But no shoes
and no shirt
and no prob lems,
no prob lems.
This page shows “No Shoes No Shirt” by Kenny Chesney 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 G at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.