[Intro] D G F D [Verse 1] D He was born in North Carolina C 49 years ago G C A rebel boy whose greatest joy G D Was burning rubber down an old backroad D In a big block break-away Chevrolet C The local boys feared to drag G C 'cause they knew ol' Dale would give it hell G D To capture that checkered flag [Verse 2] D Well, he dreamed at night of NASCAR C Had a vision of victory lane G C And he paid his dues in the dust and sweat G D Just a-making himself a name D Some called him a danger C Others called him a saint G C One thing's for sure, he'd be gone in a blur G D And he didn't mind trading paint [Chorus] G D Well, they called him the Intimidator G A He's one of a kind and there'll never be an imitator D C He'll always be the greatest and his fans will all agree G C G D Number 3 will always be number 1 to me [Guitar Solo] G D C G D G D C G D [Verse 3] D You know he won his first in Bristol C Talladega then Rockingham G C And he showed us all, when you put the pedal to the metal G D It separates boys from men D "Gentlemen, start your engines" C Was all it took for him to hear G C Then he'd give us that grin and slip on his shades G D And the crowd went wild and cheered [Verse 4] D We were watching him in Daytona C As he rounded the final bend G C And he lost his life on the last left turn G D Trying to give his team the win D There could only be one reason C He's not still alive G God's sponsoring a race car That only Dale Earnhardt could drive [Chorus] G D Well, they called him the Intimidator G A He's one of a kind and there'll never be an imitator D C He'll always be the greatest and his fans will all agree G C G D Number 3 will always be number 1 to me G C G D I said number 3 will always be number 1 to me [Outro] D C G C G F D
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