(Till the sun comes up) As recorded by Garth brooks		 
		 
       It's hard to catch words as it's so fast, this is my version 			 
	With chords, may not have them all. 
      
       G 
       Six oclock on Friday evening				 
       Mama doesn"t know she"s leaving 
       Till she hears the screen door slamming 
       Rubber squealing gears a jamming 
       C 
       Local country station just blaring on the radio 
       G 
       Pick him up a seven and they're heading for the rodeo 
       Mama's on the front porch screaming out a warning 
       Girl you better get your red head back in bed before morning 
        Chorus 
       C 
       Well ain't going down till the sun comes up 
       G  
       Ain't giving up till we get enough 
       C 
       Go around the world in my pickup truck 
       G 
       Ain't going down till the sun comes up 
 
       G 
       Nine oclock the show is ending but the fun is just beginning 
       She know he's anticipating but she's gonna keep him waiting 
       C  
       First a bite to eat then they're heading for the honky tonk 
       G 
       But loud crowds and line dancing ain't what they really want 
       D 
       Drive out to the boondocks and park down by the creek where 
       it's George Strait till real late and dancing cheek to cheek 
       (Chorus) 
       G 
       Ten till twelve is wine and dancing 
       Midnight starts the hard romancing 
       C 
       One oclock the truck is rocking two is coming still no stopping 
       D 
       Break to check the clock at three they're right where they 
       wanta be 
       G 
       Four oclock Get up and going Five oclock the rooster's crowing 
       (Chorus) 
       G 
       Six oclock on Saturday her folks don't know he's on his way 
       C                                   G 
       The stalls are clean the horses fed they say she's grounded  
       till she's dead 
       D 
       Well here he comes around the bend slowing down she's jumping in 
       G  
       Hey Mom your daughter's gone and there they go again 
       (chorus)     KEN SKELTON hope this fits K1940s @aol.com  Thanks