George Strait, The Fireman (1985)
^{Key: :[D] (w: Mack Vickery, Wayne Kemp) (BPM: 169)}

INTRO: [D] [A] [D] [D]

CHORUS:
Well they call me the [D] fireman, [G] that's my [D] name
Making my [D] rounds all over [D] town, putting out old [A] flames
Well, [D] everybody like to have a [D] what I got
I can [G] cool 'em down when they're [G] smouldering hot
I'm the [D] fireman, [A] that's my [D] name

VERSE 1:
Last [D] night they had a bad one, a [A] mile or two down the [D] road
Well, my [D] buddy walked out, and [D] left his woman burning out of con-[A]-trol
Well, I was [D] down there in about a [D] hour or so
With a [G] little mouth to mouth she was [G] ready to go
I'm the [D] fireman, [A] that's my [D] name

REPEAT CHORUS:

BREAK: [over CHORUS]

VERSE 2:
I got a [D] fire engine red [A] T-bird automo[D] bile
In a [D] minute or less I can be dressed fit to [A] kill
I work [D] twenty-four on and [D] twenty-four off
When they [G] get too hot they just give me a call
I'm the [D] fireman, [A] that's my [D] name

REPEAT CHORUS:

OUTRO:
They call me the [G] fireman, [A] that's my [D] name