Country Music

Intro: D D [Verso 1] D I came up listening to cowboy singers G D Dreamed of living that way D Bm Sang on the street, in ballrooms and dancehalls G D A D Telling my story any place I could play D Starts out early in the places it can G D Singing for people like you D Bm Work like a dog, live like a horse thief G D A D Break your mama's heart, then wash it all away [Refrão] D They call that, country music G D It's a feeling, lean into it G Dm They'll praise it, and confuse it A7 D And they call that, country music [Verso 2] D Country's a painting, this life's a canvas G D In the color of places you've been D Bm There's one for yourself, one for the crowd G D A D In a day that turns to night that becomes a day again [Refrão] D They call that, country music G D It's a feeling, step into it G They're gonna praise it D Turn around and confuse it A D And they call that, country music [Verso 3] Eb Sweating in the lights, coughing in the smoke Ab Eb Trying to hear the song that's in my head Eb Cm Days marked by madness, beauty and the sadness Ab Eb Letting go of all the things you know Bb Eb That you left unsaid [Refrão] Eb They call that, country music Ab Eb Lord it's a feeling, step into it Ab They're sure to praise it Eb Turn around and confuse it Bb Eb And they call that, country music Eb And they call that, country music Ab Eb And it's a feeling, step into it Ab They're gonna praise it Eb Turn around and confuse it Bb Eb And they call that, country music Eb And they call that, country music Ab Eb Lord it's a feeling, step into it Ab They're sure to praise it Eb Turn around and confuse it Bb Eb And so they call that, country music Eb Yo know they call that, country music Ab Eb Said it's a feeling, so step into it Ab They gonna praise it Eb Turn around and confuse it Bb Eb That's why they call that, country music Outro: Eb Eb Ab Eb Damn good song Once again white lover Ab Eb Bb Eb