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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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Songs by Toby Keith Demos, Chords, Lyrics, Tutorials
As Good As I Once Was
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.
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.
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.
Drop D Tuning: Yes
Capo: No
Rhythm: 1-2-3- up down up down up where 1-2-3 are arpeggio notes in the chords
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.