If That Aint Country

D G I grew up on County Road 220 Southwest D In a lower middle class house G Not too many neighbors around D Daddy worked for the county crew G D And Momma worked for the paper at the Daily News G On Main Street up in town Bm A G The Red White and Blue flew in our front yard Bm A G And a good dog slept in a kennel out by the barn D G Bm A Man if that ain't country Well I don't know what is D G Bm A And man you might think it's funny But that's how we lived D G We didn't have a lot Bm But always had enough A Back when I was a kid D G Bm A And man if that ain't country Well I don't know what is D Summer time it was fishin' creeks G 5 gallon buckets of snipped green beans D G Down window screen on every screen door D And winter time when it got cold G We kept warm with a burnin' stove D G Wood stacked up as tall as me on the front porch Bm A G The Red White and Blue flew in our front yard Bm A G And a good dog slept in a kennel out by the barn D G Bm A Man if that ain't country Well I don't know what is D G Bm A And man you might think it's funny But that's how we lived D G We didn't have a lot Bm But always had enough A Back when I was a kid D G Bm A And man if that ain't country Well I don't know what is Bm A G The Red White and Blue flew in our front yard Bm A G And a good dogs buried back behind that barn D G Bm A Man if that ain't country Well I don't know what is D G Bm A And man you might think it's funny But that's how we lived D G We didn't have a lot Bm But always had enough A Back when I was a kid D G Bm A And man if that ain't country D G Well I don't know what is D G Well I don't know what is D G I grew up on County Road 220 Southwest D G In a lower middle class house N.C. Not too many neighbors around