Country Like Me - Trey Gonzalez

Country Like Me

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Intro
C F Am7 F
 
[Verso 1]
C
I met plenty of Dallas girls
F
That grew up havin' the whole wide world
Am7
Who never knew about the other life
F
Or the other side of Ellis County line
C
It ain't diamonds and oil money
F
King Ranches or High Countries
Am7
There ain't nothing wrong with the way you do it
F
But maybe you wanna try
 
[Refrão]
C F
Country like George Strait radio cranked on a Friday night
Am7
Down a red dirt road on some Firestone tires in an '01 F-150
F
Bench seat hand-me down from my daddy
C F
Country like low-rise denimn in the headlights
Am7
You and I just burnin' up the midnight
F
Tell me girl don't it feel good to be
N.C.
Country like, country like me
 
{Turnaround}
C F
 
[Verso 2]
C F
Tell me baby, do you ever get tired of a 9 to 5, stuck at a red light
Am7
Same old, same old every night
F
Try to drown it out with a bottle of wine
N.C.
Baby would you wanna try
 
[Refrão]
C F
Country like George Strait radio cranked on a Friday night
Am7
Down a red dirt road on some Firestone tires in an '01 F-150
F
Bench seat hand-me down from my daddy
C F
Country like low-rise denimn in the headlights
Am7
You and I just burnin' up the midnight
F
Tell me girl don't it feel good to be
C F Am7 F
Country like, country like me
 
[Refrão]
N.C.
Country like George Strait radio cranked on a Friday night
Am7
Down a red dirt road on some Firestone tires in an '01 F-150
F
Bench seat hand-me down from my daddy
C F
Country like low rise denimn in the headlights
Am7
You and I just burnin' up the midnight
F
Tell me girl don't it feel good to be
C F Am7 F
Country like, country like me
 
Outro
C F Am7 F

How to play Country Like Me

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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