
Looking to learn songs by Toby Keith on the acoustic guitar? On this page I have several great Toby Keith songs you can easily learn with my free demos and chord sheets.
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As Good As I Once Was became one of Toby Keith's longest running #1 hits when it was released in the Spring of 2005. He co-wrote this with Scotty Emerick.
The song hails from the Honky Tonk University album. If you perform Toby Keith covers, thus one needs to be on your list.
I play a capo 3rd fret here with a root down up root up down up rhythm pattern. Some lead required with the chords D, G, A, E7, A/Db, Bm and a C.

Beer For My Horses was another collaboration by Toby Keith and Scotty Emerick for the 2003 album "Unleashed". Willie Nelson sang duet on this album and when the song hit #1, it was Willie's first since 1989 and made him the oldest man in country at age 70 to have a #1 song.
The music video for this track also won Video Of The Year in the country category.
This one is in standard tuning but a capo 1st fret is the original key with these chords A, D, E, Gbm and a G. The rhythm here is down strokes with the odd upstroke. Some lead in this one.

Big Ole Truck ... info soon
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Crash Here Tonight became another #15 single for Toby Keith in 2006 from the album "White Trash With Money".
This song was also featured in the movie "Broken Bridges" with Toby Keith and Burt Reynolds.
A few chords in this number which include Am7, D, G, D/Gm, Em, C, D7, Am, Dbm, Bm, E, A, A/Ab and a Gbm. Played in standard tuning with some lead required while playing a root up down up root up down up and repeat for rhythm.

Crying For Me ... info soon
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Don't Let The Old Man In came about while sharing a golf cart with Clint Eastwood who was 88 at the time, Keith asked him where he gets his energy. Eastwood replied, "I just get up every morning and don't let the old man in".
And that hook inspired Keith to write this song, which Eastwood included at the end of the movie "The Mule". Keith was actually sick when he recorded it and was going to re-do it but Eastwood took it as is.
In this one I play a drop D tuning with the chords D, G, A7, A7sus, D7 and an E. The rhythm is a 1-2-3- up down up down up where 1-2-3 are arpeggio notes in the chords but no lead required.

Dream Walkin was a 1998 #5 hit for Toby Keith and hails from the album of the same name.
The song reached #3 in Canada and was co-written with Chuck Cannon.
This song I also play with drop D tuning and a capo 3rd fret. Rhythm here is mainly down strokes with a few riffs in the rhythm. The chords needed here are D, A, Bm, G and a Gb.

Honkytonk U is a dedication of sorts to Toby Keith's grandmother who owned a nightclub and young Toby would work til late and hang with the bands that played there.
The song hails from the album of the same name which was released in 2005. The song peaked at #8 in the US and #6 in Canada.
For rhythm here play a root down root up down up and repeat with a little bit of picking and played in drop D tuning. Chords needed here are D, C, G, A, F, A# and an E.

I Love This Bar ... info soon
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I Need To Hear A Country Song ... info soon
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You Ain't Leavin Thank God Are Ya hails from the Honkytonk U album of 2005. It was co-written with Scott Emerick and Dean Dillon.
This song was never released as a single.
Play this number in drop D tuning with a root down root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern. Some lead needed as you move through the chords A, A7, D, B7, E and a Gbm.

You Ain't Much Fun Since I Quit Drinking ... info soon.
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