Born To Survive

F#m A D(add9) F#m A D(add9) INTRO F#m A There's an old John Deere underneath a tree, D(add9) 500 acres, my dad and me. F#m A Worked this land until we hurt, D(add9) F#m A D(add9) Trying to make a living out of plain old dirt. F#m A Well he didn't say nothin' when momma left, D(add9) Just kept his feelings to himself. F#m A His pride was hurt, his heart was broke, D(add9) He sits and he rolls another smoke E D Said: Son, this is all I know. E D And I guess it goes to show. Esus He said: A E We were born to survive outback life, Bm D Generations of toil and strife. A E D We don't know any other way. A E When the sun beats down so damn hard, Bm D Its 40 degrees in the holdin' yard. A E Got a 303 and a 4 wheel drive, D F#m A D(add9) Livin' out here, we were born to survive. F#m A D(add9) Born to survive. F#m A Well a friend of mine named Willy Grace, D(add9) Held an auction at his old place. F#m A The crowd gathered at a quarter to three, D(add9) And walked away with his memories but: E D Something keeps him hanging on, E D Even when all hope was gone. Esus He'd say: A E We were born to survive outback life, Bm D Generations of toil and strife. A E D We don't know any other way. A E When the sun beats down so damn hard, Bm D Its 40 degrees in the holdin' yard. A E Got a 303 and a 4 wheel drive, D E Livin' out here, we were born to survive. E D E D E INSTRUMENTAL A E We were born to survive outback life, Bm D Generations of toil and strife. A E D We don't know any other way. A E When the sun beats down so damn hard, Bm D Its 40 degrees in the holdin' yard. A E Got a 303 and a 4 wheel drive, D F#m A D(add9) Livin' out here, we were born to survive. F#m A D(add9) Born to survive. F#m A D(add9) F#m A D(add9) F#m INSTRUMENTAL F#m = 244222 A = x02220 D(add9) = xx0230 E = 022100 Esus = 022200 Bm = x24432 D = xx0232 ************************************************************************